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New Jersey Appeals Court Gives 337,214 Reasons Not to Delay in Disputing Commercial Invoices
New Jersey business law enforces both oral and written contracts for the delivery of goods and services. However, in the case of Pantos USA, Inc. v. MindsInSync, Inc., when disputes arise, a New Jersey appeals court once again emphasized that evidence is king.
Background
In 2018, Pantos USA, Inc., provided “freight forwarding, logistics and warehousing services” to MindsInSync, Inc., Choice Select Home Textiles, In., Ideas From the Ground Up, Inc., and 101 Home Textile Creations, Inc. When they did not pay, Pantos sued them in the Law Division of the Superior Court of New Jersey. The defendants denied that there was a written contract, and claimed that Pantos’s services were unsatisfactory.