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Court Order
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
Administrative Hearing : In Re: S104/C745 [2025] FCR 124
Initial Cases:
(Pepecuu) Pepe v. Matt [2025] FCR 100
(12700k) 12700k v. Matt [2025] FCR 89
Pending Cases:
(Pepecuu) Pepe v. CW [2025] FCR 116
(12700k) 12700k v. CW [2025] FCR 110
COUNSELORS: READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
@Pepecuu @12700k @Dartanboy @Attorney
The Federal Court has issued equally binding rulings that conflict. The pending cases before this Court may lead to paradoxical relief and, in their current format, denies parties the right to convince this Court in an adversarial nature against the other creditor. As both parties have prayed to the Federal Court to enforce their own respective Orders (see Initial Cases above), the Court sees fit to hold an administrative hearing to rectify the Orders. Counselors, this is not an appeal; FCR 100 and FCR 89 will not be amended. This is a hearing to find equitable relief between the parties in light of this Court’s confliction.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Pepecuu and 12700k (or their counselors):
Upon advising the Court of your appearance, you shall have Five Days to pose a brief to the Court in the following general format.
- WHY SHOULD YOUR SIDE PREVAIL
- WHY SHOULD OPPOSING SIDE FAIL
There will be an opportunity to give a reply brief from the opposing party; The deadline for a response is Three Days after opposing party’s submission. The Commonwealth will also brief on the matter, this brief will not be answerable. Parties may object or motion to strike, but a general response will not be permitted.
Arguments raised by parties and the Commonwealth in their respective cases (see above Pending Cases) will be preserved.
Commonwealth:
Upon advising the Court of your appearance, you shall answer this question in your brief, along with other arguments you may raise.
- ADVISED ACTION - What position should the Court take?
For posterity:
This hearing will allow parties to advocate for their client’s position in light of the confliction of the Court and the limitations of our laws. Furthermore, if a party wishes to appeal, this hearing gives the Supreme Court additional argument to use in rendering a final verdict. The Court will not entertain objections to the hearing, you may appeal to the Supreme Court upon the rendering of a final decision on this case.
AMICUS BRIEFS:
Any registered Attorney (or Barrister with Property and Administrative Law) may apply to the Court to be heard on amicus brief. You must provide a reason for your brief. You may not apply prior to all briefs being submitted to this Court. (Essentially, when Pepe and 12700k file their briefs, then you may apply.) Do not approach if you have a conflict with ANY party on the matter.
THE COURT’s ORDERS:
- All injunctions from the below cases persist. S104 and C475 shall not be disturbed, evicted, transferred, nor subject to any other action.
- [2025] FCR 116 and [2025] FCR 110 are administratively stayed.
In the interest of more efficient Courtroom proceedings, the Court will permit responses to motions without prior Court permission. The deadline for said motions shall be 48 hours.
Furthermore, in obedience with Rule 1.4, parties are advised that engaging in conduct that obstructs or interferes with the administration of this Court or its proceedings may be held in Contempt of Court.