If any person shall lend to another any sum of money and take any note or evidence of debt which shall stipulate a rate of interest not greater than six (6) per centum per annum after the date of the loan or after maturity, but who shall in fact contract for, charge, collect or receive as compensation or consideration for, or as the result of, such loan, directly or indirectly, a sum of money in excess of six (6) per centum per annum from the date of the loan, or a sum of money when taken with the interest contracted for, is in excess of six (6) per centum per annum from the date of the loan, such person shall forfeit all interest, and if the interest shall have been paid, same may be recovered by suit.
Structure Mississippi Code
Title 75 - Regulation of Trade, Commerce and Investments
Chapter 17 - Interest, Finance Charges, and Other Charges
§ 75-17-3. Evasion of six percent interest law; interest forfeited if higher rate secretly exacted
§ 75-17-5. Discount, interest, bank issues
§ 75-17-7. Interest on judgments and decrees
§ 75-17-9. Partial payments applied
§ 75-17-17. Law governing loans made or credit extended prior to July 1, 1974
§ 75-17-23. Maximum finance charges in connection with sales of factory manufactured moveable homes
§ 75-17-27. Late payment charges
§ 75-17-29. Prohibition against use of multiple agreements to obtain excessive finance charge
§ 75-17-31. Limitations on prepayment penalties with respect to loans for certain real estate
§ 75-17-35. Computation of interest on refunds of excess rates by public utilities