New Jersey’s massive American Dream mall is facing a lawsuit after allegedly breaking a county's long-standing law: It isn't allowed to sell clothes on Sunday.

The lawsuit, filed in Bergen County Superior Court on Monday, alleged that the 120 retail stores in the sprawling East Rutherford retail and entertainment complex are in violation of Bergen County’s "blue laws," according to NJ.com.

Blue laws restrict or prohibit certain activities, like the sale of non-essential goods on Sundays.

"These businesses with the encouragement and support of the mall’s ownership and the acquiescence of the other defendants here, have violated the law hundreds if not thousands of times since January," the suit read.

The lawsuit was filed against Ameream, the Delaware LLC that owns the mall.

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