Toys "R" Us will have to defend itself against allegations that it shortchanged an overseas supplier whose faulty product saddled it with a $20.6 million wrongful-death judgment.
October 03, 2013 at 03:12 AM
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Toys “R” Us will have to defend itself against allegations that it shortchanged an overseas supplier whose faulty product saddled it with a $20.6 million wrongful-death judgment.
U.S. District Judge Katharine Hayden in Newark on Monday declined to dismiss a suit charging the retailer fraudulently induced Manley Toys of Hong Kong to ship a new line of products it had no intention of paying for.
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