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July 20, 2010
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State Shuts Down Unlicensed Moving And Warehousing Company

A Kenilworth-based moving and warehousing company that continued to operate after it failed to renew its annual license and also failed to revise its business practices as required under a 2005 Consent Order with the state has been shut down under a Final Order of Discipline.

The Division of Consumer Affairs, which licenses moving and warehousing companies through its Regulated Business Section, found that Just in Time Moving & Delivery Service Inc. and its owner, Haliru M. Gusau, made misrepresentations and failed to comply with registration requirements.

Twenty-eight consumers have retrieved goods stored by Just in Time at 135 North Michigan Avenue, Kenilworth, New Jersey. A Superior Court Judge has ordered that any consumer goods not removed from the warehouse by May 18, 2007 will be deemed abandoned and disposed of appropriately. Read more at state.nj.us.

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While a product might not have a written warranty, under state law, consumers are guaranteed certain implied warranties.


 


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Small Claims Court

Definition:
Small claims courts resolve disputes involving claims for small amounts of money. While the maximum amounts that can be claimed or awarded differ from state to state, court procedures generally are simple, inexpensive, quick and informal.

Implied warranties

Definition:
under state law, consumers are guaranteed certain implied warranties. A “warranty of merchantability” comes automatically with every sale and is the seller’s promise that a product is fit for its ordinary use.

SLAMMING

Definition:
The term used to describe what occurs when a customer’s long distance service is switched from one long distance company to another without the customer’s permission. Such unauthorized switching violates FCC rules.

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