On Oct. 10, a judge ordered an auto body painter and his business to pay $5,721 to a client who accused them of breach of contract. In May 2008, Jaime Medina took his motorcycle to Brazoria County Paint & Body, which is owned by John Randall Wood, to be painted. He claimed Wood agreed to take half his fee up front and the other half when the job was complete. However, Medina said that after he turned his motorcycle over to Wood, the painter demanded more money and wouldn’t give the motorcycle back. Medina refused to pay more and took Wood to court, seeking the return of his motorcycle and a refund of his down payment. Wood denied any wrongdoing and argued the additional money was needed to finish the job.
Medina v. Wood, No. CI040935 224562
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