Lawsuit: In Session fickogames v. Ollie_MineCraft [2026] DCR 22

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CIVIL ACTION


fickogames
Plaintiff

v.
Ollie_MineCraft
Defendant

COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:

WRITTEN STATEMENT FROM THE PLAINTIFF

On the 14th of February, 2026, the Defendant entered into a contract with the Plaintiff. Under the terms of the contract, the Plaintiff would supply the Defendant with the funds to pay for a property won in a DCT auction, and then the Defendant would transfer the property to the Plaintiff. After the Plaintiff sent the funds, the Defendant than removed the funds from their balance rather than paying for the property and became unresponsive to the Plaintiff's attempts at contact.

I. PARTIES
1. fickogames
2. Ollie_MineCraft

II. FACTS
1. On the 12th of February, 2026, the Defendant placed a winning bid of $28,000 on a DCT eviction auction for C117. (P-002)
2. On the 13th of February, 2026, the Defendant stated "i bought a diffrent property and can no longer aford it". (P-002)
3. The Plaintiff, who had placed the second highest bid on the property, offered to pay the Defendant the $28,000 to purchase the property in exchange for being given the property. (P-002)
4. On the 14th of February, 2026, the Defendant agreed to a contract with the Plaintiff giving him 2 days to purchase the property. (P-003, P-001)
5. On the 15th of February, 2026, at 10:26 the Plaintiff sent the $28,000 to the Defendant as outlined in the contract. (P-004)
6. The Defendant then posted a message in the auction thread stating "@Venne Montclair moneys in my acc lmk when you transfer plot". (P-005)
7. Approximately 4 hours later, the DCT Inspection Officer running the auction stated that the Defendant did not have the funds and posted a screenshot showing the Defendant's balance at $17.38.(P-005)
8. On the 17th of February, 2026, the Plaintiff messaged the Defendant stating "2 days is about to expire", "Hows the buying going". (P-006)
9. The Defendant has not responded to the Plaintiff's message. (P-006)
10. 48 hours have passed since the contract was signed and funds were transferred, and the Defendant has not purchased and transferred C117 to the Plaintiff.

III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
1. The Defendant breached the contract by not purchasing and transferring the property, as such damages are applicable under Part III Section 5 of the Redmont Civil Code Act.
2. The Defendant transferred or otherwise used the funds given to them by the Plaintiff for purposes other than purchasing C117, which is a breach of good faith as defined by section 12 of the Contracts Act.
3. The Defendant's behaviour in transfering or otherwise using the funds given to them outside of their intended purpose represents outrageous behavior as defined by Part III Section 3.2b of the Redmont Civil Code Act.
4. The Defendant's behaviour in transfering or otherwise using the funds given to them outside of their intended purpose represents an event "where there has been negligence, acceptance of unnecessary risk, or mismanagement", which means force majeure as outlined in Section 13 of the Contracts Act does not apply.

IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
The Plaintiff seeks the following from the Defendant:
1. $40,000 in Liquidated Damages as outlined in the contract.
2. $40,000 in Punitive Damages for the outrageous conduct of using money sent in good faith for purposes outside the contract.
3. $3,000 or 30% of the case value, whichever is higher, in Legal Fees.


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By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.

DATED: This 18th day of February 2026.

 
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Writ of Summons

@Ollie_MineCraft, is required to appear before the District Court in the case of fickogames v. Ollie_MineCraft [2026] DCR 22

Failure to appear within 72 hours of this summons will result in a default judgement based on the known facts of the case.

Both parties should make themselves aware of the Court Rules and Procedures, including the option of an in-game trial should both parties request one.

 
Present, your Honor. I will be representing Ollie_MineCraft.

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Objection

Objection - Breach of Procedure

Your Honor, all complaints must have details that meet the criteria set out in Rule 2 of our Court Rules and Procedures. See Court Rules and Procedures, Rule 3.1. These criteria include showing to the court that the cause of injury was against the law and that remedy is applicable under relevant law. See id. at Rule 2.1. Defendant does not believe that the complaint filed here by the Plaintiff reaches this standard. The only reference to law or precedence in the entire complaint is "The Defendant has also not contacted the Plaintiff offering any sort of justification as required by the Contracts Act to mitigate damages" however even after a thorough read of the Contracts Act, Defendants council is unable to find this requirement in the law in question. As with regards to showing that remedy is applicable under relevant law, the Complaint does not even make an attempt to do so.

Defendant respectfully requests that Plaintiff is made to amend their complaint with clear references to law and/or precedent in order to meet the criteria set out in Rule 2 of our Court Rules and Procedures, such that the Defendant in this case can eventually properly respond to the Complaint in question, without having to play any guessing games. Alternatively, Defendant respectfully requests that this case be dismissed Sua Sponte for failure to meet all criteria set out under Rule 2.1 of the Court Rules and Procedures. See id. at Rule 2.2.

Thank you, your Honor.

 

Objection

Objection - Breach of Procedure

Your Honor, all complaints must have details that meet the criteria set out in Rule 2 of our Court Rules and Procedures. See Court Rules and Procedures, Rule 3.1. These criteria include showing to the court that the cause of injury was against the law and that remedy is applicable under relevant law. See id. at Rule 2.1. Defendant does not believe that the complaint filed here by the Plaintiff reaches this standard. The only reference to law or precedence in the entire complaint is "The Defendant has also not contacted the Plaintiff offering any sort of justification as required by the Contracts Act to mitigate damages" however even after a thorough read of the Contracts Act, Defendants council is unable to find this requirement in the law in question. As with regards to showing that remedy is applicable under relevant law, the Complaint does not even make an attempt to do so.

Defendant respectfully requests that Plaintiff is made to amend their complaint with clear references to law and/or precedent in order to meet the criteria set out in Rule 2 of our Court Rules and Procedures, such that the Defendant in this case can eventually properly respond to the Complaint in question, without having to play any guessing games. Alternatively, Defendant respectfully requests that this case be dismissed Sua Sponte for failure to meet all criteria set out under Rule 2.1 of the Court Rules and Procedures. See id. at Rule 2.2.

Thank you, your Honor.

Sustained.

The Plaintiff is afforded 48 hours from this post to appropriately amend the complaint to satisfy the requirements of Rule 2.1 - Standing Application. In specific, the Plaintiff has not adequately shown the court which laws have been broken, and subsequently, the applicable remedy under said law.

Furthermore, Plaintiff is advised to fix the submission of evidence regarding P-001, as it is no longer accessible.
 
Sustained.

The Plaintiff is afforded 48 hours from this post to appropriately amend the complaint to satisfy the requirements of Rule 2.1 - Standing Application. In specific, the Plaintiff has not adequately shown the court which laws have been broken, and subsequently, the applicable remedy under said law.

Furthermore, Plaintiff is advised to fix the submission of evidence regarding P-001, as it is no longer accessible.

Your Honour, I am joining in as second-chair from Talion & Partners LLC, we request a sidebar
 
Sustained.

The Plaintiff is afforded 48 hours from this post to appropriately amend the complaint to satisfy the requirements of Rule 2.1 - Standing Application. In specific, the Plaintiff has not adequately shown the court which laws have been broken, and subsequently, the applicable remedy under said law.

Furthermore, Plaintiff is advised to fix the submission of evidence regarding P-001, as it is no longer accessible.


Motion


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
MOTION TO AMEND COMPLAINT
Your Honor,
In accordance with your ruling, the Plaintiff moves to amend the complaint as follows:

III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
1. The Defendant breached contract by not purchasing and transferring the property. The Defendant has also not contacted the Plaintiff offering any sort of justification as required by the Contracts Act to mitigate damages.
2. The Defendant transferred or otherwise used the funds given to them by the Plaintiff for purposes other than purchasing C117, which represents a breach of good faith.

1. The Defendant breached the contract by not purchasing and transferring the property, as such damages are applicable under Part III Section 5 of the Redmont Civil Code Act.
2. The Defendant transferred or otherwise used the funds given to them by the Plaintiff for purposes other than purchasing C117, which is a breach of good faith as defined by section 12 of the Contracts Act.
3. The Defendant's behaviour in transfering or otherwise using the funds given to them outside of their intended purpose represents outrageous behavior as defined by Part III Section 3.2b of the Redmont Civil Code Act.
4. The Defendant's behaviour in transfering or otherwise using the funds given to them outside of their intended purpose represents an event "where there has been negligence, acceptance of unnecessary risk, or mismanagement", which means force majeure as outlined in Section 13 of the Contracts Act does not apply.
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Furthermore, the link in P-001 shall be updated to this link so that it remains accessible.

 

Motion


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
MOTION TO AMEND COMPLAINT
Your Honor,
In accordance with your ruling, the Plaintiff moves to amend the complaint as follows:


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Furthermore, the link in P-001 shall be updated to this link so that it remains accessible.

Granted.

Please amend the complaint accordingly within the next 48 hours.


Your Honour, I am joining in as second-chair from Talion & Partners LLC, we request a sidebar
Please provide proof of representation/employment for the court.

Seperately, request for a sidebar is granted. Parties are to report to the judiciary discord within the next 48 hours.
 
Granted.

Please amend the complaint accordingly within the next 48 hours.



Please provide proof of representation/employment for the court.

Seperately, request for a sidebar is granted. Parties are to report to the judiciary discord within the next 48 hours.

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Granted.

Please amend the complaint accordingly within the next 48 hours.



Please provide proof of representation/employment for the court.

Seperately, request for a sidebar is granted. Parties are to report to the judiciary discord within the next 48 hours.
Your Honour, pursuant to the above proof submitted before the Court, I shall ping you in the Judiciary server to include me in the sidebar.
 
Sidebar has been concluded.

Defense is afforded 48 hours to file an answer to complaint. Please request a time extension if necessary.
 

Answer to Complaint


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
ANSWER TO COMPLAINT

fickogames
Plaintiff

v.

Ollie_MineCraft
Defendant

I. ANSWER TO COMPLAINT
1. The Defendant AFFIRMS that on the 12th of February, 2026, the Defendant placed a bid of $28,000 on a DCT eviction auction for C117. The Defendant NEITHER AFFIRMS NOR DENIES that this bid was the winning bid.
2. The Defendant AFFIRMS that on the 13th of February, 2026, the Defendant stated "i bought a diffrent property and can no longer aford it"
3. The Defendant DENIES that the Plaintiff, who had placed the second highest bid on the property, offered to pay the Defendant the $28,000 to purchase the property in exchange for being given the property.
4. The Defendant AFFIRMS that on the 14th of February, 2026, the Defendant agreed to a contract with the Plaintiff giving him 2 days to purchase the property.
5. The Defendant AFFIRMS that on the 15th of February, 2026, at 10:26 the Plaintiff sent the $28,000 to the Defendant as outlined in the contract. Defendant notes that the time specified in this fact is the time of this action happening in a particular and undefined timezone.
6. The Defendant AFFIRMS that the Defendant posted a message in the auction thread stating "@Venne Montclair moneys in my acc lmk when you transfer plot".
7. The Defendant AFFIRMS that the DCT Inspection Officer running the auction stated that the Defendant did not have the funds and posted a screenshot showing the Defendant's balance at $17.38. The Defendant DENIES that this was "approximately 4 hours later", as P-005 shows that this was over 5 hours and 45 minutes later.
8. The Defendant AFFIRMS that on the 17th of February, 2026, the Plaintiff messaged the Defendant stating "2 days is about to expire", "Hows the buying going".
9. The Defendant DENIES that the Defendant has not responded to these messages.
10. The Defendant AFFIRMS that 48 hours have passed since the contract was signed and funds were transferred, and tthat he Defendant has not purchased and transferred C117 to the Plaintiff.

II. DEFENCES
1. In Fact 1 of the Complaint the Plaintiff claims that the Defendant's bid was the winning bid. The Defendant can neither affirm nor deny this statement, as it depends on the definition used for "winning bid". While the aforementioned bid was originally thought to be the winning bid by the DCT, the auction ended up being won by a different bid, namely one by fickogames.

2. In Fact 3 of the Complaint the Plaintiff claims that Plaintiff offered to pay the Defendant the $28,000 to purchase the property in exchange for being given the property. This fact is not currently sufficiently supported by the evidence in case. Plaintiff alleges that this is shown by P-002, however P-002 solely shows Plaintiff asking a DCT employee whether such a construction would be allowed, and does not show plaintiff extending the offer to Defendant. Furthermore, P-001 states that fickogames will lend R$28,000, rather than pay $28,000.

3. The Defendant has messaged the Plaintiff after the messages referenced in fact 8 and 9 of Plaintiff's Complaint, and has thus responded to these messages.

4. The Plaintiff claims in their first claim for relief that "as such damages are applicable under Part III Section 5 of the Redmont Civil Code Act", however nothing within the claim for relief explains why consequential damages would be applicable, nor which exact consequential damages would be applicable. See Redmont Civil Code Act, Part III §5.

By making this submission, I agree I understand the penalties of lying in court and the fact that I am subject to perjury should I knowingly make a false statement in court.

DATED: This twenty-eighth day of February 2026.

 

Objection


Objection - Perjury

3. The Defendant DENIES that the Plaintiff, who had placed the second highest bid on the property, offered to pay the Defendant the $28,000 to purchase the property in exchange for being given the property.
2. In Fact 3 of the Complaint the Plaintiff claims that Plaintiff offered to pay the Defendant the $28,000 to purchase the property in exchange for being given the property. This fact is not currently sufficiently supported by the evidence in case. Plaintiff alleges that this is shown by P-002, however P-002 solely shows Plaintiff asking a DCT employee whether such a construction would be allowed, and does not show plaintiff extending the offer to Defendant. Furthermore, P-001 states that fickogames will lend R$28,000, rather than pay $28,000.
The final message shown in P-002 is the Plaintiff pinging the Defendant with a question mark, indicating that the Plaintiff was asking for the Defendant's thoughts on the above (ie offering to carry out the actions described). Furthermore, that a contract was signed and the Plaintiff transferred money to the Defendant shows that an offer must have occurred. That the contract uses the word "lend" instead of "pay" is irrelevant, as it is not unusual that the language dictating the transaction would be refined between the initial offer and the final contract, & this fact concerns the initial offer as shown in P-002.

 

Objection


Objection - Perjury


The final message shown in P-002 is the Plaintiff pinging the Defendant with a question mark, indicating that the Plaintiff was asking for the Defendant's thoughts on the above (ie offering to carry out the actions described). Furthermore, that a contract was signed and the Plaintiff transferred money to the Defendant shows that an offer must have occurred. That the contract uses the word "lend" instead of "pay" is irrelevant, as it is not unusual that the language dictating the transaction would be refined between the initial offer and the final contract, & this fact concerns the initial offer as shown in P-002.

Response
Your Honor, perjury objections apply when a party intentionally lies or misrepresents facts under oath and requires proof of the aforementioned to be submitted alongside the objection. See Objection Guide. Opposing counsel has not even alleged that this occurred, let alone provided proof. They have instead explained why they disagree with Defendant's stance on an undetermined fact (which was already clear from their Complaint. Finding out which genuine issues of material fact exist is exactly one of the purposes of the pre-trial filings.) Making a point on why Plaintiff would be correct rather than Defendant, through a perjury objection, is however completely inappropriate. We respectfully request that this objection be denied, and that Plaintiff be advised not to abuse perjury objections in an attempt to make points which should be made in opening or closing statement.
 
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