Schepps Grocery Co. v. Burroughs Corp.

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• finding that “[i]t is a fundamental principle governing the law of usury that it must be founded on a loan of forbearance of money”
• not improper to submit jury question “as to whether appellee failed to provide the necessary service and parts to maintain the computer in good operating condition”—trial court may have decided there was enough evidence to submit issue
• not improper to submit jury question “as to whether appellee failed to provide the necessary service and parts to maintain the computer in good operating condition”—trial court may have decided there was enough evidence to submit issue

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).