rules, as to 112 " " according to place of performance 112 PASE CONTRACTS, (Continued.)
Kate of interest parties may agree upon 112 Instances of difficulty in applying rule 113, 115 Question of Usury upon, how determined 117 " " " not affected by security 118 Made in one place to be performed in another 112, 121 COURTS, Will construe Usury Laws strictly.... , 88, 90 Will not presume Usury 88, 90 Intent of the parties will be looked to 119 CREDIT, Cannot be had without profit 61 DEFINITION, Of Interest, , 14 OfUsui-y 14 Early writers nowhere exactly define 27 DEVICES, To evade the Law 43 Dry Exchange 44 Practised by the "Caursini," 35 Fictitious sales of goods , , 88, 125 Statutes to be strictly construed 88, 90 That the borrower "purchase ahorse," &c., {note.) 88 Bill of Exchange — form of, as a 119 DIVINES, Their influence 21, 24 Monopolized the learning of their time 21 Allude to clause disgracing Usury 49 DRY EXCHANGE, Described, (no^e.) > 44 A device to evade the Usury Laws 44 EAST INDIES, Interest allowed in 135 ECCLESIASTICAL COURT, Jurisdiction of restored by the Statute of Henry VII. and Elizabeth 48 ETYMOLOGY, Of Usury 13 PAGE EXCOMMUNICATION, Pronounced against Usurers, {note.) 21, 48 FATHERS, St. Basis, St. Augustin and others inveigh against Usury, 23 et seq. FAYNES, SIR EDWARD Statement in House of Lords, (note.) 61 FENTON, DR.