HUTCHESON, Circuit Judge.
The suit was for relief from provisions for interest in a loan contract. The ground was accelerative usury. The claim was that by casting the loan in the form adopted, of principal sum notes, with interest coupons secured by a first deed of trust and so-called commission notes, secured by a second deed of trust, the lender had put himself in a position where, by accelerating maturities, he could exact usury, to wit, more than 10 per cent...
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