Fort Lauderdale-based Aero Toy Store sells luxury to jetsetters, but a lawsuit playing out in Broward Circuit Court suggests it used a low-down tactic to avoid paying its mortgage.
Litigation over the aircraft dealer’s mortgage on a hangar at the city-owned Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport spawned claims the company sold assets at a deep discount to avoid repaying a $10 million real estate bill.
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