Supply Contract Dispute Between a Fujian E-commerce Company and Its Supplier
Case Summary
Plaintiff Xiamen E-commerce Co., Ltd. entered into a "Long-Term Supply Agreement" with Defendant Fujian Daily Goods Manufacturer, under which the defendant agreed to supply daily goods for sale on e-commerce platforms such as Tmall and JD.com. The defendant warranted that all products comply with mandatory national quality standards and agreed to bear all losses arising from platform penalties or customer claims due to product quality issues. After selling the defendant's products, the plaintiff received numerous customer complaints regarding quality defects. As a result, the platforms imposed penalties—including point deductions, ranking reductions, and fines—on the plaintiff's store. The total losses incurred by the plaintiff amounted to 128 ten thousand yuan, comprising platform fines, customer refunds/compensation, and operational losses. The plaintiff filed a lawsuit seeking full compensation for economic losses and liquidated damages.
Key Dispute
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Processing Result
The court ruled that the defendant shall compensate the plaintiff for economic losses of 128 ten thousand yuan, liquidated damages of 25.6 ten thousand yuan, totaling 153.6 ten thousand yuan; the defendant shall bear all litigation and inspection costs in this case.
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