IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY
WARLOCKINGS,
Plaintiff,
v.
KOUTEIKATSUHITO,
Defendant.
Case No. RSC-CV-3070
SUMMONS IN A CIVIL ACTION
THIS SUMMONS IS DIRECTED TO KOUTEIKATSUHITO
A civil action has been brought forth against you. The plaintiff(s) named above has
started a lawsuit against you. A copy of the plaintiff’s Complaint filed against you is provided in
the service of this summons and the original complaint has been filed in the Superior Court of
the State of Ridgeway. You must act promptly to protect your rights.
Within five (5) days after service of this summons on you (not counting the day you
received it) — or seven (7) days if you are the State of Ridgeway, the County of Ridgeway, a
municipality, or an agency thereof as described in Rid. R. Civ. P. 4 (d)(2) — you must appear
before the court communications program and file a motion or answer to the complaint before
the aforementioned. If you need time to respond, you may request an extension of time in
writing from the Court.
An answer is a way in which you may respond to the attached Complaint. Your answer
must state whether you agree or disagree with the fact(s) alleged in each paragraph of the
Complaint. Some defenses, called affirmative defenses, must be stated in your answer or you
may lose your right to use them in court. If you have any claims against the Plaintiff (referred
to as counterclaims) that are based on the same facts described in the Complaint, then you
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must include those claims in your answer. Otherwise, you may lose your right to sue the
Plaintiff about anything related to the lawsuit.
You may also respond to the Complaint by filing a “Motion to Dismiss,” if you believe
that the complaint is legally invalid or legally insufficient. A Motion to Dismiss must be based
on one of the legal deficiencies or reasons listed under Rid R. Civ. P. 12.
You may wish to get legal assistance from an attorney. If you are unable to obtain legal
assistance, you may request referral to an attorney by the Ridgeway State Bar and appointment
of counsel by the court.
If you fail to respond, judgment by default will be entered against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
JUDGE/JUSTICE
/s/ insertreality
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EXECUTED ON 06/23/2024
CLERK OF THE COURT
/s/ xXBoomblast339Xx
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EXECUTED ON 06/23/2024
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF RIDGEWAY
WARLOCKINGS,
Plaintiff,
v.
KOUTEIKATSUHITO,
Defendant.
Case No. RSC-CV-3070
COMPLAINT IN A CIVIL ACTION
Hon. Judge insertreality
Plaintiff, by and through their undersigned counsel, hereby brings this civil action and for
their allegations against Defendant alleges as follows:
PARTIES
1. Plaintiff warlockings is a resident of the State of Ridgeway.
2. Defendant KouteiKatsuhito is a resident of the State of Ridgeway.
JURISDICTION AND VENUE
3. This court has original jurisdiction for all civil cases and controversies. Ridgeway State
Constitution, Article V Section IV.
4. Venue is proper in this court because the alleged actions occurred within Ridgeway County, in
the State of Ridgeway, and subject to the laws thereof.
ESSENTIAL FACTS
5. Defendant, on June 14th, 2024 through to June 16th, 2024, was in possession and ownership of
real property at 3600 Majellan Way, Sterling Heights, RW.
6. On June 14, Plaintiff reached out to Defendant with an offer to purchase the property at 3600
Majellan Way, Sterling Heights, RW. The offer made was fifty thousand dollars ($50,000).
7. Defendant originally asked a clarifying question about when the offered transaction would be
executed, and then requested that the deal be transacted on June 15th, 2024—the next day.
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8. Defendant further inquired about the capabilities of Plaintiff to transact this sale on June 14th,
signifying that Defendant had accepted the terms offered by Plaintiff and wished to move
forward. Ultimately, the parties agreed to transact the sale on the next day.
9. A momentary lapse in communication occurred on June 15th, owing to a real life commitment
by the plaintiff.
10. On June 16th, communication was reinstated. Plaintiff set out amended terms to his offer,
including:
a. that half of the offered amount was to be paid as a downpayment, accompanied by
photographic proof of the payment being made;
b. that the property in question would then be transferred; and
c. that the remaining half of the monetary sum would then be transferred.
11. Defendant accepted the amended terms of the offer which were communicated by the plaintiff.
12. Plaintiff attempted to renegotiate the price of the sale to thirty thousand dollars ($30,000), but
this supplemental offer was declined by the defendant and the original offer amount of fifty
thousand dollars ($50,000) remained in-tact.
13. When Plaintiff had amassed enough money to transact the sale, the parties met in a small server.
14. Plaintiff transferred twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000) to the defendant, pursuant to the
amended terms offered and accepted, and provided photographic proof of that payment being
made in the direct messages of the defendant.
15. Defendant promptly exited the game and blocked the plaintiff on Discord, without transacting
the rest of the deal.
CAUSES OF ACTION
FIRST CAUSE OF ACTION
1 R. Stat. § 3108 - Fraud
16. All essential facts alleged are reincorporated into this cause of action as if incorporated fully
herein.
17. Plaintiff and Defendant entered into a verbal agreement where ownership of real property at
3600 Majellan Way, Sterling Heights, RW would be relinquished from the ownership of
Defendant into the ownership of Plaintiff, and where Plaintiff would pay a monetary sum of
twenty-five thousand dollars before that relinquishment would occur.
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18. Plaintiff and Defendant were both well-informed parties on the terms of the agreement,
negotiating it several times and agreeing to the terms openly.
19. Both parties had legal capacity to enter into a legally binding agreement in the State of
Ridgeway.
20. Defendant, by entering into a legal agreement with the goal of not honoring the terms thereof
after gain had been given to him, intentionally deceived Plaintiff to secure unfair and unlawful
gain, and to deprive him of his legal right to ownership of the real property at 3600 Majellan
Way, Sterling Heights, RW.
SECOND CAUSE OF ACTION
1 R. Stat. § 3107 - Breach of Contract
21. All essential facts alleged are reincorporated into this cause of action as if incorporated fully
herein.
22. Plaintiff and Defendant entered into a verbal agreement where ownership of real property at
3600 Majellan Way, Sterling Heights, RW would be relinquished from the ownership of
Defendant into the ownership of Plaintiff, and where Plaintiff would pay a monetary sum of
twenty-five thousand dollars before that relinquishment would occur, and a further twenty-five
thousand dollars would be paid thereafter.
23. Defendant knew and acknowledged his obligations under the agreement made after the first
payment was made.
24. Defendant, after the first payment was made, left the game and refused to contact Plaintiff,
without following through with his legal obligations under the agreement.
25. Both parties involved had mutually assented to the agreement, verbally agreeing to the terms.
26. The agreement in question is legally valid and contains all necessary elements, including mutual
assent, consideration, and an offer and acceptance.
27. Both parties had legal capacity to enter into a legally binding agreement in the State of
Ridgeway.
28. Purchasing real property is legal in the State of Ridgeway, for any purposes. The agreement does
not call for a violation of any applicable legislation or rules.
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PRAYER FOR RELIEF
Defendant prays and requests, as relief from this court:
29. In compensatory damages, twenty five thousand dollars ($25,000) which was paid by the
plaintiff to the defendant;
30. In punitive damages, ten thousand dollars ($10,000),
a. with respect to the first cause of action (fraud), five thousand dollars ($5,000), and
b. with respect to the second cause of action (breach of contract), five thousand dollars
($5,000);
31. One hundred twenty five dollars ($125) in legal fees, the cost to file this action; and
32. Further legal fees to cover the costs associated with securing counsel on this matter.
Dated: June 23, 2024 Respectfully submitted:
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notsfeelings, Esq.
R. Bar No. 21101
D: @wisenheimerr
Robin5D, Esq.
R. Bar No. 28105
D: checkraisefold
Legacy Legal Group, LLC.
Counsel for the Plaintiff
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