Village Super Market faces Wakefern counterclaims; company seeks dismissal due to alleged lack of by-law good cause
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- Village Super Market is in litigation with Wakefern in New Jersey Superior Court, Law Division, Middlesex County, in a case captioned Village Super Market, et al. v. Wakefern, et al.
- Wakefern filed an answer, defenses, a jury demand, counterclaims, and a third-party complaint on March 19, 2026.
- The counterclaims seek a court declaration that “good cause” exists under Wakefern by-laws to compel Village Super Market to sell its Wakefern stock and exit the cooperative.
- Village Super Market said Wakefern did not allege its board voted to compel the stock sale and exit, and said it has no knowledge that such board action occurred.
- The company said it intends to seek dismissal of Wakefern’s claims and reported no material impact on operations or financial performance to date.
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