Detroit behind in computer-leasing payments, suit says

Aug. 22, 2008
District accused of missing a $254,000 payment for Apple computer equipment

A company that leases computers is the latest firm to accuse cash-strapped Detroit Public Schools of shirking its bills. General Electric Capital Corp. has filed a lawsuit accusing the district of failing to make a $254,000 payment in May for leased Apple computers and servers. Others that have accused the district of being delinquent with bill payments: a janitorial firm, a cab company, the contractor hired to clear 33 schools that were closed last year and other vendors.

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