A restaurant disputed its supplier's invoices because fountain drinks were allegedly near expiry and its opening was delayed. The BC tribunal found the supplier had delivered the drinks, despite its denial, but awarded $4,810.24 on the unpaid debt and dismissed the restaurant's unsupported damages claim.
A restaurant disputed its supplier's invoices because fountain drinks were allegedly near expiry and its opening was delayed. The BC tribunal found the supplier had delivered the drinks, despite its denial, but awarded $4,810.24 on the unpaid debt and dismissed the restaurant's unsupported damages claim.
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