Lew v. Goodfellow Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc.

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• holding that provision in note requiring debtor to pay, after maturity, interest at a higher rate is not sufficient to render transaction usurious; late charge is solely within the borrower's control
• affirming trial court’s finding of negligence for theft of car left in adjoining parking lot with keys behind car visor
• late fees cannot render a transaction usurious because they are within the borrower’s control

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