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Just to confirm, are they permanently deported or temporarily deported, and if temporarily deported, how many days?

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT OF ALEXANDRIA OFFICIAL WARNING TO PLAINTIFF IN 'Plura72 v. Dearev, Case 3 (Mag. Ct., 2025)' This Court is growing increasingly intolerant of the Plaintiff’s (@Plura72) blatant disregard for the judicial process. This is not your personal stage for theatrics; this is a...

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT OF ALEXANDRIA CONTEMPT CHARGES AGAINST PLAINTIFF IN 'Plura72 v. Dearev, Case 3 (Mag. Ct., 2025)' The Plaintiff, @Plura72, explicitly requested and was granted a 50-hour extension to compile and present evidence; however, they failed to make any such submission within...

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT OF ALEXANDRIA COURT RULING on 'snow_crp v. TechnobaIde, Case 4 (Mag. Ct., 2025)' The Court is dismissing this case, Sua Sponte. While the Court acknowledges and thanks the Plaintiff for the detailed documentation that they have provided in the case filing, the issue of...

Your request is granted, the response deadline by the Plaintiff will be delayed to the end of discovery.

Does the Plaintiff @Plura72 concur with this motion for an ingame trial? The plaintiff has 24 hours until the end of discovery to respond.

What motions would the defendant like to introduce? If they are objections and/or writs relating to what the plaintiff has said or done within this court case, you may do so.

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT OF ALEXANDRIA COURT DECISION ON EXTENSION OF DISCOVERY IN 'Plura72 v. Dearev, Case 3 (Mag. Ct., 2025)' Seeing as the Defendant agrees to a 50-hour extension to discovery proposed by the Plaintiff, the extension will be granted, and discovery will now end at 18:00 UTC on...

@BabySoga4real, would the Defendant agree to a 50-hour extension to discovery? You have 12 hours to agree or disagree with the extension.

The Court acknowledges the Defendant's witness list.

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT OF ALEXANDRIA FORMAL REMINDER Given that the Judiciary of Alexandria is new and the plaintiff is likely still inexperienced with the Court procedures, the Court would like to remind the Plaintiff @Plura72 that they have approximately 31 hours until the end of discovery...

You may submit a witness list if you so wish, the court shall summon them after the opening statements.

Thank you Mr Dartanboy for your Amicus Curiae Brief, the Court shall take it into consideration when ruling on this case.

Discovery is now open for a period of 72 hours. Extensions may be granted if mutually agreed upon by both parties.

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT OF THE KINGDOM OF ALEXANDRIA COURT'S DECISION ON THE ENTREATY OF DISMISSAL The Court has reviewed the Defendant's Entreaty of Dismissal. The Defendant requests that the case be dismissed, asserting that the Plaintiff has failed to present sufficient evidence to support...

Your presence as the Defendant's Legal Counsel has been acknowledged by the Court. As stated above in the reply to the Defendant, the defendant had 48 hours to provide their answer to the complaint, which is now approximately 41 hours remaining.

Your request for an Amicus Curiae Brief has been granted, Please file the brief within 48 hours. If necessary, please request an extension and state the amount of extra time required, as well as the reason for the extension.

The defendant now has 48 hours to provide their answer to the complaint. If necessary, please request an extension and state the amount of extra time required, as well as the reason for the extension.

IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT OF ALEXANDRIA WRIT OF SUMMONS @Dearev is required to appear before the Magistrate's Court in the case of Plura72 v. Dearev, Case 3 (Mag. Ct., 2025) Failure to appear within 72 hours of this summons will result in a default judgment based on the known facts of the...

WRIT OF SUMMONS @Real42 is required to appear before the Magistrate's Court in the case of T04DS74 v. Ministry of Development, Case 1 (Mag. Ct., 2025) Failure to appear within 72 hours of this summons will result in a default judgment based on the known facts of the case. Both parties should...