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Overruled. Firstly, this should be adressed in a Motion to Dismiss, not in an Objection. Secondly, considering the nature of the Plaintiff's claim, the Court believes it to be more than clear that Plaintiff is alledging the tort of Breach of Contract, as described in the Redmont Civil Code Act.

The Court grants reconsideration, and reopens Discovery for 72 hours. Additionally, I will allow the Defence to submit an answer to complaint within that same timeframe. The Court will not grant any extensions to these deadlines, as more than enough time has passed already.

The Court Rules and Procedures do not stipulate a method through which to re-open discovery. Further, the Court is concerned that a re-opening of discovery specifically to suit the needs of the Defendant would violate Plaintiff's right to a fair trial. Unless Plaintiff makes a statement...

Granted.

Plaintiff is held in contempt of Court and shall be fined $1200 for missing a stated deadline. Defendant now has 48h to provide their opening statement. Any further unexcused delays will be met with another contempt charge carrying a hefty fine, the Court’s patience is growing thin...

Please confer with your lawyer and indicate to the Court whether you wish to represent yourself. Further, discovery has concluded. Plaintiff shall file their opening statement within 48 hours. @PlayerData

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT Verdict On review of submissions by Plaintiff on Inquest, the Court makes the following determinations of fact and law. I. BREACH OF CONTRACT The civil violation of Breach of Contract is, in the Redmont Civil Code Act, defined as: The...

On Point I, the Court declines to grant reconsideration. Defence had been given an initial deadline, to which an extension has been granted. Requesting a further extension is not a signific antadministrative burden, in fact it can be done in approximately 30 seconds. Defence did not request such...

As Plaintiff failed to file their brief within the deadline prescribed by the Court, the same is now in recess pending verdict.

Does Plaintiff concur? @PlayerData

This above statement is struck from the record. Counsel is warned not to make any further out-of-turn statements. Further statements of such nature will result in a contempt of court charge.

@KeyChunky321 is held in contempt of court and shall be fined $1200 for missing a stated deadline. Discovery is now open for 5 days.

Denied. The Court Rules and Procedures, specifically Rule 3.3, dictate that amendments to the complaint may only be made during the course of discovery. Court is now in recess pending verdict.

Discovery has concluded as of 11 August 2026, 11:09 UTC. Plaintiff is ordered to submit a written brief within 48 hours as mentioned in the Courts earlier order. @MMiqa

Granted.

As discovery has concluded, and as the Plaintiff has submitted their brief early, Court is now in recess pending verdict.

Discovery has concluded as of 10 August 2026, 13:09 UTC. Plaintiff is ordered to submit a written brief within 48 hours as mentioned in the Courts earlier order. @xVoltrix

As stated earlier, you have 48 hours from your apperance to file an answer to the complaint.

A public defender has been assigned (@KeyChunky321). They shall make their presence known within 72h.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT COURT ORDER - INQUEST PROCEEDING Pursuant to Rule 3.6.1 of the Court Rules and Procedures, as the defendant has failed to respond to the summons within 72 hours, the case shall proceed into an inquest proceeding under Rule 3.6.2. Discovery...