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· 2/15/1916

Brown v. Banning

Citations

  • 71 Fla. 208
  • 71 So. 327

Syllabus

<p>Where a bill in chancery is filed for the purpose of having a conveyance declared to be a usurious mortgage, and the Chancellor finds on the evidence adduced that the transaction was a mortgage and that the same was usurious and renders a decree accordingly, such decree will not be reversed by an appellate court when there is ample evidence to sustain such finding and it does not appear to be erroneous.</p>

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