Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. v. Fisher

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• assuming a loan’s default is an improper methodology to use in determining usury, as it would require one to assume that the loan was never intended to be paid back as contracted for, but rather such default was planned
• “First, as to principal, the note could have provided for interest at a given rate to be paid on the principal ‘until paid,’ in which event the specified rate would have applied not only to maturity but after maturity. Instead, a medium rate of interest (5.5% per annum

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