MANU  AND  ANOTHER  v. GYAWU Moneylending—Loan transaction—Interest charged—Principal not truly stated in document embodying loan transaction—100 per cent. interest charged—Document stating loan granted without interest­—Preparation of document by a letter writer—Lender illiterate—Contents of document read over to parties to loan transaction­Borrower under no obligation to repay principal or interest on any specified future date—Whether mis-statement vitiates loan transaction—Whether interest excessive—Whether transaction harsh and unconscionable—Moneylenders Ordinance, Cap. 176 (1951 Rev.), ss. 13 (1) and 26.