Roy Waight thought it was a done deal. After all, he was already driving the 1999 Toyota truck he leased from a Florida dealership and was paying $389 a month for the privilege. But Waight alleges the dealership reneged on the lease deal and asked him to increase his monthly payments to $450. When Waight refused, he says the dealership forged his signature on a contract allowing it to change the lease terms.
November 11, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Roy Waight thought he had a deal. After all, he was already driving the 1999 Toyota truck he was leasing from a Miami-Dade dealership and was paying $389 a month for the privilege.
But Waight alleges that the dealership, Potamkin Toyota in North Miami-Dade, reneged on the lease deal and asked him to increase his monthly payments to $450. When Waight refused, he says the dealership forged his signature on a contract allowing it to change the lease terms.
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