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Case Filing
IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CIVIL ACTION
The United Justice Party
Plaintiff
v.
Troniq
Defendant
COMPLAINT
The Plaintiff comes forward with the following complaint against the Defendant:
As founder of the United Justice Party (formerly the United Jaronite Party), the Defendant Troniq had sole access to the GnomeFundMe that sponsored the UJP's headquarters. Troniq withdrew $124,000 to buy Plot S129, which was expected to become the new UJP headquarters. No such UJP headquarters was ever realized. Troniq then proceeded to dissolve the UJP without consulting any upper leadership, which was in direct violation of the UJP charter.
I. PARTIES
1. The United Justice Party (Plaintiff)
2. Troniq (Defendant)
II. FACTS
1. Troniq is the founder of the UJP.
2. As founder, Troniq was responsible for, among other things, the creation of a GnomeFundMe that was intended to fund a UJP headquarters.
3. Troniq withdrew approximately $124,000 of UJP funds from this GnomeFundMe to purchase Plot S129.
4. Troniq may have withdraw additional funds; as the GnomeFundMe was taken down, this is currently undiscernible.
5. Troniq took down this GnomeFundMe
6. Troniq did not build a UJP headquarters on this plot.
7. Following these actions, Troniq "dissolved" the UJP. This constituted archiving the UJP server and removing all members of the Executive Commitee.
8. Troniq was not in a leadership position at the UJP; he was a member.
9. Section 2.5 of the UJP Charter (P-002) specifies what rights a party member has in regards to the party.
10. Unilaterally removing all members of the Executive Commitee and archiving the party's discord is not one of these rights.
11. Based on the UJP's continued presence in the DoS's Political Parties Thread, we can reason that is it not officially dissolved.
12. The UJP thus still maintains the right to pursue a civil suit. (see Socialist Party of the People v. FTGWop, proving political parties maintain the right to civil action)
III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
1. Under the RCCA, conversion is a tort that occurs when one:
Troniq wrongfully took about $124,000 from the UJP, which he used to purchase a property for himself. This $124,000 was obtained via withdrawal from a GnomeFundMe; said GnomeFundMe was intended to fund a headquarters for the UJP. Troniq obtained this $124,000 under the false pretense that he was going to purchase a headquarters for the UJP. While he did purchase a plot, this plot never became the UJP headquarters, and Troniq's choice to dissolve the UJP shows that he never intended for it to be. The actions Troniq took fulfill all requirements to be classified as conversion (a,b,c and iii).
2. The RCCA defines tortious interference with business relations as when one intentionally interferes with the plaintiff’s prospective business dealings or economic relationships; and the interference is accomplished through improper means or for improper purposes; and the interference causes economic harm to the plaintiff. By taking down the UJP GnomeFundMe after withdrawing all the funds, Troniq interfered with the UJP's ability to raise donations for their headquarters. Any future GnomeFundMe that the UJP may put up could now be seen as fraudulent or illegitimate, as the average donor may be under the impression that the UJP already raised $124,000 (interfering with prospective business dealings). The GnomeFundme's closure was in itself accomplished illegitimately; closing a party-run fundraiser is not the right of a party member (improper means). The closure caused harm to the UJP; they lost the money they had fundraised as well as the ability to fundraise more money (economic harm).
In addition to this, the unauthorized archival of the UJP discord server ruined any potential future business transactions that may have taken place there.
3. Troniq's actions constitute a Breach of Contract. The UJP Charter is for all intents and purposes legally a contract. It has a clear offer, as membership in the party implies willingness to participate in party actions that the Charter permits. Participating in the UJP and knowing the terms constitutes acceptance. As one side recieves membership and the associated rights in a political party, and one side recieves a new member in their political party- things of equal value- we can prove that the Charter has consideration. By agreeing to the legal requirements to join the UJP, and the obligations that come with said requirements, intent is created. As one of the minimum requirements to join the UJP as laid out by this charter is to have six hours of playtime, we prove that any UJP member has capacity.
This proves that the UJP Charter is a contract. Section 2.5 of the UJP Charter specifies the rights of a full party member as the following:
Notably, Full Members are not allowed to remove executive commitee members from the UJP Discord, archive the UJP Discord server, or close any UJP-sponsored fundraisers. These actions would likely classify as "day-to-day management, strategic direction, and public representation of the UJP", which are all duties of the Chair and Vice Chair. By committing these actions regardless, Troniq violated the UJP Charter, which is a contract, and is thus to be held liable for civil Breach of Contract.
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
The Plaintiff seeks the following from the Defendant:
1. 372,000 dollars as treble damages as allowed for by conversion
2. 3 times x dollars, where x is the total amount of any additional funds that Troniq may have withdrawn, as allowed for by conversion
3. 124,000 dollars for tortious interference with business relations; such a sum reflects the realistic total of what Troniq prevented the UJP from making when he closed the GnomeFundMe
4. Applicable legal fees
5. Any other restitution the court deems just and proper
See attached PDF.
Witness List:
Troniq
Mr_Blox
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 4th day of August, 2026
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