A plaintiff in a putative class action cannot sue two northern New Jersey supermarkets for allegedly overcharging sales tax based solely on receipts he received from the stores, a New Jersey appeals court has ruled.

The Appellate Division in an unpublished opinion released Aug. 17 said the action lodged by plaintiff Frank Barile failed to state a claim under the Truth-in-Consumer Contract, Warranty and Notice Act.

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