Greg Johnson's Blog – August 2015 Archive (1)
Dealership Arranged Leases: Is the Lessor Liable for the Lessee’s Negligent Operation of the Vehicle?
A dealership leases a vehicle to a customer under a 48 month lease agreement. The lease is assigned to Honda Lease Trust, a leasing company, and administered by American Honda Finance Company. If the lessee-customer negligently causes an accident and injures a third party during the term of the lease, is the lessor (dealership or assignee) also liable to the injured party?…
Added by Greg Johnson on August 2, 2015 at 7:30pm — No Comments
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