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		Dartanboy
        	
        		
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Username: Dartanboy
I am representing a client
Who is your Client?: MrFluffy2U94
File(s) attached
What Case are you Appealing?: [2025] FCR 58
Link to the Original Case: Lawsuit: Dismissed - MrFluffy2U94 v. Commonwealth of Redmont [2025] FCR 58
Basis for Appeal: New Evidence & Unfair Dismissal
Supporting Evidence: On new evidence:
We have obtained evidence that the DoE and DCT conspired to block the exams at the same time as the auctions specifically to prevent people from bidding on the auction. It was not simply a "professional requirement" as the Commonwealth claimed in the original case.
On the Unfair Dismissal:
The Dismissal was largely due to the Honorable Ko531 saying "As the actions by the commonwealth applied to all citizens equally, was allowed under the law and without unfair [discrimination], it is therefore not in violation of the 13th right and this case must be dismissed."
However, this is essentially a verdict without hearing Opening or Closing Statements. The dismissal is for "lack of claim" but we had a claim: the claim was that the actions of the Commonwealth violated my client's 13th right. The Court ruled that they did not violate the right, and dismissed the case.
While it may be possible that we are incorrect about a rights violation, to dismiss the case for lack of claim (essentially meaning we did not allege all the elements required of a civil case, which we did) simply because our interpretation is different is prejudicial.
				
			I am representing a client
Who is your Client?: MrFluffy2U94
File(s) attached
What Case are you Appealing?: [2025] FCR 58
Link to the Original Case: Lawsuit: Dismissed - MrFluffy2U94 v. Commonwealth of Redmont [2025] FCR 58
Basis for Appeal: New Evidence & Unfair Dismissal
Supporting Evidence: On new evidence:
We have obtained evidence that the DoE and DCT conspired to block the exams at the same time as the auctions specifically to prevent people from bidding on the auction. It was not simply a "professional requirement" as the Commonwealth claimed in the original case.
On the Unfair Dismissal:
The Dismissal was largely due to the Honorable Ko531 saying "As the actions by the commonwealth applied to all citizens equally, was allowed under the law and without unfair [discrimination], it is therefore not in violation of the 13th right and this case must be dismissed."
However, this is essentially a verdict without hearing Opening or Closing Statements. The dismissal is for "lack of claim" but we had a claim: the claim was that the actions of the Commonwealth violated my client's 13th right. The Court ruled that they did not violate the right, and dismissed the case.
While it may be possible that we are incorrect about a rights violation, to dismiss the case for lack of claim (essentially meaning we did not allege all the elements required of a civil case, which we did) simply because our interpretation is different is prejudicial.
 
	 
 
		