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· 1/23/1997

Parhms v. B & B VENTURES, INC.

Citations

  • 938 S.W.2d 199
  • 1997 Tex. App. LEXIS 256
  • 1997 WL 25465

How courts have described this case

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  • stating that a contract will not be read as violative of the usury laws unless by its \express and positive terms\ it evinces an intent to exact more interest than allowed by statute
  • stating that a contract will not be read as violative of the usury laws unless by its “express and positive terms” it evinces an intent to exact more interest than allowed by statute
  • stating that a contract will not be read as violative of the usury laws unless by its \express and positive terms\ it evinces an intent to exact more interest than allowed by statute
  • stating that a contract will not be read as violative of the usury laws unless by its \express and positive terms\ it evinces an intent to exact more interest than allowed by statute
  • stating that a contract will not be read as violative of the usury laws unless by its “express and positive terms” it evinces an intent to exact more interest than allowed by statute

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Judges: Anderson, O'Neill, Cannon

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