Fifth Circuit· 1/7/1920
Commercial Security Co. v. Holcombe
Citations
- 262 F. 657
- 1920 U.S. App. LEXIS 1591
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- This conclusion has a bearing not only on the claim of usury, which, in view of other conclusions reached, is unimportant, but also upon the question as to the proper method of figuring the claim.
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- Milana v. Credit Discount Co.California Supreme Court· 1945-12-04· cited 87×
- Noteman v. WelchFirst Circuit· 1939-12-22· cited 38×
- Brierley v. Commercial Credit Co.E.D. Pennsylvania· 1929-12-09· cited 22×
- Frank S. Blackford, as Trustee in Bankruptcy of Munro-Van Helms Company v. Commercial Credit CorporationFifth Circuit· 1959-04-10· cited 20×
- Elmer v. Commissioner of Internal RevenueSecond Circuit· 1933-06-05· cited 18×
- General Motors Acceptance Corp. v. Mid-West Chevrolet Co.Tenth Circuit· 1933-06-22· cited 18×
- Sponge Exch. Bank v. Commercial Credit Co.Fifth Circuit· 1920-02-14· cited 15×
- In Re PrinceSecond Circuit· 1937-05-03· cited 13×
- Brierley v. Commercial Credit Co.Third Circuit· 1930-09-17· cited 12×
- In Re Gotham Can Co.Second Circuit· 1931-04-06· cited 11×
- Howes v. CurtisIdaho Supreme Court· 1983-03-24· cited 5×
- Merchants' Transfer & Storage Co. v. RaffertySecond Circuit· 1931-04-06· cited 4×
- White Motor Co. v. United StatesCourt of Claims· 1933-05-29· cited 3×
- New York Credit Men's Ass'n v. SchnurSecond Circuit· 1937-05-03· cited 3×
- Independent Foods, Inc. v. Lucas County Savings BankOhio Court of Appeals· 1946-07-15· cited 1×
- In re Martin Woodcraft Corp.E.D. New York· 1955-04-12· cited 1×
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