Colvin v. Blymyer

Citations

• 121 Pa. 582
• 15 A. 558
• 1888 Pa. LEXIS 692

Syllabus

<p>1. Usurious interest in a judgment, which is satisfied upon the giving of a new security for the same amount, cannot afterwards be set up as a credit when suit is brought upon the new security, though in such suit credit is to be allowed for usurious interest paid upon the loan after the satisfaction of the judgment: Rutherford v. Boyer, 84 Pa. 347; Montague v. McDowell, 99 Pa. 265, followed; Campbell v. Sloan, 62 Pa. 481, distinguished.</p>