OPINION
HOWARD, Judge.
A is in need of money. B is a lender of money. A goes to B with a proposal for borrowing money which is usurious. A knows that it is usurious. B knows that it is usurious. B accepts the proposal and lends the money to A. A doesn't make the payments per their agreement. B sues A for both principal and interest that is due. Is A estopped from asserting he owes no interest because the loan was usurious? That is the issue to be decided here...
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