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IN THE FEDERAL COURT OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF REDMONT
CIVIL ACTION
smokeyybunnyyy (represented by Solid Law Firm)
Plaintiff
v.
Commonwealth of Redmont
Defendant
Complaint
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
Your Honour,
The Plaintiff was damaged by the Commonwealth when the latter was executing an auction for an evicted plot, specifically plot C514. Through the bidding process, to ensure its validity, all parties and potential bidders must be informed equally and expeditiously of developments so that their judgement and allocation of funds remain clear and unobscured, and so they could reasonably be able to themselves judge the risks of an auction.
If the bidding process is invaded by a fraudulent factor, which artificially raises bids in an unmerited manner, meaning they do not have the financial means to support the given bid, then in no reasonable way can other bidders be expected to have been able to clearly judge the risks and merits of an auction. An auction filled with fraudulent bids does not showcase real value, and it pushes legitimate bidders to inadvertently allocate a greater, otherwise unrealistic sum for a property. According to the guidelines of the Department of Construction and Transport (hereinafter DCT), “Users may only bid what is currently in their personal [...] balance. Should an individual wish to bid via an alternate account, the player must state the source of the funds in the bid.” It is, thus, DCT’s responsibility to annul the bidding of fraudulent origin, and return the auction to the last point where bids were legitimate, as that would make bidders reasonably informed, as the realistic bids would determine a fair, non fraudulent price .
The Plaintiff was bidding on the C514 plot at an auction, when a fraudulent individual, EddieGonza420, began placing fraudulent bids, contrary to the aforementioned DCT guideline. The DCT annulled the fraudulent bids, but refused to return the bids of the Plaintiff to the last point all of them were legitimate, even though the only bidders at that point were the Plaintiff and the aforementioned individual. That way, the Plaintiff was fraudulently led to bid more, and could not have reasonably been expected to make an informed decision on her bids, making them invalid. The Commonwealth refused to alleviate the Plaintiff, rather stating that “you [the Plaintiff] technically outbid yourself with another valid bid, making it the highest valid bid.” In the Plaintiff’s opinion, there is no way the subsequent bids by the Plaintiff can be considered valid, as they were the result of a fraudulent bidding by a third party, which falsely led the Plaintiff to believe the bid had to be raised. Were that not the case, it is reasonable to assume the Plaintiff would not baselessly raise their own, unopposed bid.
In a separate auction the Plaintiff participated in (R050), when a similar situation occurred, the DCT agreed to forgo the invalid bids and let the property go for the highest bid made on the basis of legitimate prior bids. The DCT failed to follow its own precedent, and failed to treat the Plaintiff equally as it did before without any warrant to do so, thus contrasting the Plaintiff’s inalienable rights, defined in Part IV, §33, Point XIII of the Constitution.
I. PARTIES
II. FACTS
III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
EVIDENCE:
Exhibit A: The Plaintiff opened a ticket by the DCT
Exhibit B: Conversation with DCT #1
Exhibit C: Conversation with DCT #2
Exhibit D: Conversation with DCT #3
Exhibit E: Conversation with DCT #4
Exhibit J: Proof of sale of plot C514 for $18,000
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 9th day of July, 2024.
CIVIL ACTION
smokeyybunnyyy (represented by Solid Law Firm)
Plaintiff
v.
Commonwealth of Redmont
Defendant
Complaint
The Plaintiff complains against the Defendant as follows:
Your Honour,
The Plaintiff was damaged by the Commonwealth when the latter was executing an auction for an evicted plot, specifically plot C514. Through the bidding process, to ensure its validity, all parties and potential bidders must be informed equally and expeditiously of developments so that their judgement and allocation of funds remain clear and unobscured, and so they could reasonably be able to themselves judge the risks of an auction.
If the bidding process is invaded by a fraudulent factor, which artificially raises bids in an unmerited manner, meaning they do not have the financial means to support the given bid, then in no reasonable way can other bidders be expected to have been able to clearly judge the risks and merits of an auction. An auction filled with fraudulent bids does not showcase real value, and it pushes legitimate bidders to inadvertently allocate a greater, otherwise unrealistic sum for a property. According to the guidelines of the Department of Construction and Transport (hereinafter DCT), “Users may only bid what is currently in their personal [...] balance. Should an individual wish to bid via an alternate account, the player must state the source of the funds in the bid.” It is, thus, DCT’s responsibility to annul the bidding of fraudulent origin, and return the auction to the last point where bids were legitimate, as that would make bidders reasonably informed, as the realistic bids would determine a fair, non fraudulent price .
The Plaintiff was bidding on the C514 plot at an auction, when a fraudulent individual, EddieGonza420, began placing fraudulent bids, contrary to the aforementioned DCT guideline. The DCT annulled the fraudulent bids, but refused to return the bids of the Plaintiff to the last point all of them were legitimate, even though the only bidders at that point were the Plaintiff and the aforementioned individual. That way, the Plaintiff was fraudulently led to bid more, and could not have reasonably been expected to make an informed decision on her bids, making them invalid. The Commonwealth refused to alleviate the Plaintiff, rather stating that “you [the Plaintiff] technically outbid yourself with another valid bid, making it the highest valid bid.” In the Plaintiff’s opinion, there is no way the subsequent bids by the Plaintiff can be considered valid, as they were the result of a fraudulent bidding by a third party, which falsely led the Plaintiff to believe the bid had to be raised. Were that not the case, it is reasonable to assume the Plaintiff would not baselessly raise their own, unopposed bid.
In a separate auction the Plaintiff participated in (R050), when a similar situation occurred, the DCT agreed to forgo the invalid bids and let the property go for the highest bid made on the basis of legitimate prior bids. The DCT failed to follow its own precedent, and failed to treat the Plaintiff equally as it did before without any warrant to do so, thus contrasting the Plaintiff’s inalienable rights, defined in Part IV, §33, Point XIII of the Constitution.
I. PARTIES
- smokeyybunnyyy
- Commonwealth of Redmont
II. FACTS
- On 2nd July, 2024, the auction for plot R050 was concluded, in which the DCT officer struck down an invalid bid made by Mr President Beezergeezer, and acknowledged that a new bid of $11,500 made by the Plaintiff is unnecessary, as she won on the basis of a previous $10,500 bid,
- On 2nd July, 2024, the Plaintiff won the auction for plot C514 on the basis of her $18,000 dollar bid,
- On 2nd July, 2024, the Plaintiff inquired in the auction channel whether the $18,000 bid stands, because the last bid made by EddieGonza420 of $16,000 was invalid, as it was discover that they only have $14,500 in their balance,
- Subsequent to Point 3, the DCT officer claimed “the $18k bid is valid”,
- On 8th July, 2024, the Plaintiff opened a ticket by the DCT to challenge the $18,000 bid’s validity,
- Subsequent to Point 5, the DCT officer in the ticket exclaimed how the Plaintiff “technically outbid [them]selves with another valid bid, making it the highest valid bid.”, and agreed how “the case with beezer is not really different [to the case in question]”.
III. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
- Since the knowingly fraudulent bids posted by EddieGonza420 obscured the Plaintiff’s clarity of judgement, it forced an otherwise unreasonable raise in the Plaintiff’s bidding, and even after the DCT acknowledged and annulled them, it failed to recognise that the lower, already posted bid by the Plaintiff was the only legitimate one, and the subsequent $18,000 one invalid because it was based on fraudulent bids from a third party, out of reasonable fear that the property will not be acquired by the Plaintiff,
- The DCT disregarded its own precedent without any warrant to do so in a similar situation regarding the auction of plot R050, thus failing to treat the Plaintiff equally by the law, breaching Part IV, §33, Point XIII of the Constitution.
IV. PRAYER FOR RELIEF
- The difference between the higher and lower bid shall be refunded to the Plaintiff, amounting to $3,000,
- Punitive damages for blatant disregard of previous practice by the DTC, compounded by failing to treat the Plaintiff equally, totalling $10,000,
- Emotional damages for being disregarded and ignored by DCT, especially because of change of treatment in two examples provided, amounting to $5,000,
- Legal fees, which account for 20% of the case’s monetary relief, totalling $3,600.
EVIDENCE:
Exhibit A: The Plaintiff opened a ticket by the DCT
Exhibit B: Conversation with DCT #1
Exhibit C: Conversation with DCT #2
Exhibit D: Conversation with DCT #3
Exhibit E: Conversation with DCT #4
Exhibit J: Proof of sale of plot C514 for $18,000
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 9th day of July, 2024.
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