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You have 48 hours to provide your Answer to Complaint.

The Defendant has 48 hours to file their Opening Statement.

Overruled. As this is a contested fact of the case, I will be issuing my interpretation during the verdict. However, I will remind plaintiff's counsel that perjury absolutely can apply to the plaintiff or plaintiff's counsel. Sustained. Witnesses will be summoned after the deadline for the...

@YeetGlazer is required to appear before the District Court of Redmont in the case of Dearev (Represented by Lex Titanum) v. YeetGlazer.

You have 48 hours to file your Answer to Complaint.

Discovery is now ended. The Plaintiff has 48 hours to file their Opening Statement.

The Defendant has 48 hours to post their Opening Statement.

@juniperfig is required to appear before the District Court of Redmont in the case of Redmont Civil Liberties Union v. Commonwealth of Redmont [2025] DCR 60.

This case is dismissed without prejudice at the request of the Plaintiff.

I will be granting the extension to Discovery. An additional 24 hours is not going to infringe on the Plaintiff's right to a speedy trial, and I believe it is a reasonable request considering the quantity of amendments from both sides.

Granted. Please let me know if you require an additional extension.

Does the plaintiff object to the extension?

Granted.

Both Motions are granted.

Granted.

Having reviewed the arguments presented by both sides, I do believe there is sufficient ground for the case to continue. I will issue a final ruling on all arguments relating to Immunity at the verdict stage. The Plaintiff has 48 hours to provide their Opening Statement.

The defendant has 48 hours to post their Closing Statement.

Defendant has 24 hours to respond to your brief if they so choose.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF REDMONT VERDICT 12700k v. Trincus Corp. [2025] DCR 58 I. PLAINTIFF’S POSITION 1. The Plaintiff entered into a contract with Trincus Corp, paying $50,000 in exchange for shares. 2. Trincus Corp failed to deliver the shares as outlined in their contract. II. DEFENDANT’S...