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Recent Changes in the Texas Usury Statutes - Do They Affect Common Law Usury Claims?
This comment examines the cure provision of the Texas usury statute and discusses its effect on a plaintiff's recovery for common law usury. Part I discusses the historical background of usury laws and Texas usury statutes. Part II explains that the Texas Supreme Court has adjudicated common law and
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