Vaught v. Rider

Citations

• 83 Va. 659
• 3 S.E. 293
• 1887 Va. LEXIS 106

Syllabus

<p>1. Usury-Money loaned, to pay usurious debt.-Though every security for a usurious debt, however often renewed, is tainted by the original illegal consideration, yet a loan of money to the debtor to pay such a debt is not affected by such illegality, notwithstanding the loaner was-aware of the purpose for which it was borrowed. Coffman v. Miller, 26 Gratt. 698.</p> <p>2. Injunction-Dissolution-Notice-Continuance.-On motion to dissolve injunction to sale, it is error to deny a continuance asked for by plaintiff to enable him to obtain additional material evidence to prove that the notice of sale was defective, to obtain which he had been, unable by use of due diligence.</p>