Let's assume that A&J was right and J's DID send them a "special batch", as stated from employees. It still should be A&J's responsibility to check their stock and inventory before selling. It would be bad business practice to sell a good without knowing its condition. If they knew it was different, it should have been held and discussed directly with J's before offloading it.
And that's GIVEN that J's sent them a "special batch". (which, imho, is quite the stretch already)
And a lot of people replying are forgetting that J's discovered fake goods from A&J. Now whether or not they're telling the truth or not, you can decide on that. But remember that this is bad publicity for J's too, because A&J can defend themselves and sway potential customers to believe that J's Racing were the ones making "special batches".
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