Lawsuit: Adjourned The Crown v. Alexandria Foundation Party, Case 7 (Mag. Ct., 2025)

[ko531]

IN THE MAGISTRATE COURT OF THE KINGDOM OF ALEXANDRIA
CRIMINAL ACTION

The Crown
Prosecution

v.

Alexandria Foundation Party
Defendant

COMPLAINT
On April 8th, Act of Parliament A.P.006 was passed, otherwise known as the Party Corporation Act. This act outlaws registered parties from having chest shops. The Alexandria Foundation Party became register with the Ministry of Internal Affairs on April 13th, making them subjected to the limitations outlined in this act. Yet the Crown became aware of a chest shop being run and operated by Alexandria Foundation Party and their Party Leader Nimq_ on April 29th.


I. PARTIES
1. The Crown
2. Alexandria Foundation Party
3. Nimq_ (AFP Party Leader)

II. FACTS
1. Act of Parliament A.P.006 better known as the Party Corporation Act outlaws political parties from having chest shops.
2. Alexandria Foundation Party became a registered party with the Ministry of Internal Affairs on April 13th.
3. Alexandria Foundation Party is violating act A.P.006 by operating a chest shop.

III. CHARGES
The Prosecution hereby alleges the following charges against the Defendant:
1. Violation of statute 6(3) of A.P.006 otherwise known as the Party Corporation Act.

IV. SENTENCING
The Prosecution hereby recommends the following sentence for the Defendant:
1. Forced removal of the chest shop in question
2. £5,000 fine


V. EVIDENCE

Spoiler: P-001

Spoiler: P-002

P-003
Alexandria Foundation Party's registration

 

[Pepecuu]

IN THE MAGISTRATE'S COURT OF ALEXANDRIA
WRIT OF SUMMONS​

@Nim and/or the Alexandrian Foundation Party's Counsel are required to appear before the Magistrate's Court in the case of The Crown v. Alexandria Foundation Party, Case 7 (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 make themselves aware of the Court Rules and Procedures (General and Specific), including the option of an in-game trial should both parties request one.

 

[Nim]

Present

 

[Pepecuu]

Present

The Defendant now has 48 hours to provide their Plea to the charges levied against them.

If necessary, please request an extension and state the amount of extra time required, as well as the reason for the extension.

 

[Nim]

DEFENDANT'S ANSWER, PLEA, AND NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT


I. PLEA


The Defendant, the Alexandria Foundation Party, formally pleads Guilty to the charge levied against it, namely the violation of statute 6(3) of Act of Parliament A.P.006 (Party Corporation Act).


II. RESPONSE TO FACTS ALLEGED IN COMPLAINT


The Defendant responds to the specific factual allegations set forth in Section II of the Crown's Complaint as follows:

• Regarding Complaint Fact II.1 ("Act of Parliament A.P.006 better known as the Party Corporation Act outlaws political parties from having chest shops."): The Defendant Affirms that Act A.P.006, specifically Section 6(3), prohibits party corporations associated with registered political parties from having chest shops.
• Regarding Complaint Fact II.2 ("Alexandria Foundation Party became a registered party with the Ministry of Internal Affairs on April 13th."): The Defendant Affirms this fact.
• Regarding Complaint Fact II.3 ("Alexandria Foundation Party is violating act A.P.006 by operating a chest shop."): The Defendant Affirms that its associated party corporation utilized a chest shop mechanism, which constitutes a violation under A.P.006 Section 6(3). The Defendant notes for the record, however, that the specific implementation of this chest shop mechanism was not for the traditional sale of goods, but functioned solely as an interface for the purchase of tickets related to a party fundraiser lottery.

III. AGREEMENT ON SETTLEMENT


Contemporaneously with the entry of the Guilty plea above, the Defendant and the Crown (Prosecution) have reached a full and final settlement regarding this matter. The terms of the settlement, which the parties jointly present to the Court for approval, are as follows:

1. The Defendant pleads Guilty to the violation of Act of Parliament A.P.006, Section 6(3), as stated in Section I.
2. The Defendant agrees to pay the full amount of profits derived from the operation of the chest shop mechanism used for its lottery fundraiser. The parties have agreed that these profits amount to eighty-three pounds (£83).
3. In addition to the disgorgement of profits, the Defendant agrees to pay a punitive fine in the amount of twenty-five pounds (£25).
4. Therefore, the total amount payable by the Defendant under this settlement is one hundred and eight pounds (£108).
5. Upon the Court's acceptance of this plea and settlement, and the Defendant's satisfaction of the total agreed-upon payment (£108), this matter shall be considered fully resolved between the parties.

IV. CONCLUSION


Having entered a plea of Guilty, responded to the factual allegations, and reached a settlement agreement with the Crown, the Defendant accepts responsibility for the violation of A.P.006 Section 6(3). The Defendant respectfully requests that the Court accept this combined Answer, Plea, and Notice of Settlement, approve the agreed-upon terms, and enter an order requiring payment of the total settlement amount of one hundred and eight pounds (£108).


Submitted By:


Nimq_
May 4

 

[ko531]

DEFENDANT'S ANSWER, PLEA, AND NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT


I. PLEA


The Defendant, the Alexandria Foundation Party, formally pleads Guilty to the charge levied against it, namely the violation of statute 6(3) of Act of Parliament A.P.006 (Party Corporation Act).


II. RESPONSE TO FACTS ALLEGED IN COMPLAINT


The Defendant responds to the specific factual allegations set forth in Section II of the Crown's Complaint as follows:

• Regarding Complaint Fact II.1 ("Act of Parliament A.P.006 better known as the Party Corporation Act outlaws political parties from having chest shops."): The Defendant Affirms that Act A.P.006, specifically Section 6(3), prohibits party corporations associated with registered political parties from having chest shops.
• Regarding Complaint Fact II.2 ("Alexandria Foundation Party became a registered party with the Ministry of Internal Affairs on April 13th."): The Defendant Affirms this fact.
• Regarding Complaint Fact II.3 ("Alexandria Foundation Party is violating act A.P.006 by operating a chest shop."): The Defendant Affirms that its associated party corporation utilized a chest shop mechanism, which constitutes a violation under A.P.006 Section 6(3). The Defendant notes for the record, however, that the specific implementation of this chest shop mechanism was not for the traditional sale of goods, but functioned solely as an interface for the purchase of tickets related to a party fundraiser lottery.

III. AGREEMENT ON SETTLEMENT


Contemporaneously with the entry of the Guilty plea above, the Defendant and the Crown (Prosecution) have reached a full and final settlement regarding this matter. The terms of the settlement, which the parties jointly present to the Court for approval, are as follows:

1. The Defendant pleads Guilty to the violation of Act of Parliament A.P.006, Section 6(3), as stated in Section I.
2. The Defendant agrees to pay the full amount of profits derived from the operation of the chest shop mechanism used for its lottery fundraiser. The parties have agreed that these profits amount to eighty-three pounds (£83).
3. In addition to the disgorgement of profits, the Defendant agrees to pay a punitive fine in the amount of twenty-five pounds (£25).
4. Therefore, the total amount payable by the Defendant under this settlement is one hundred and eight pounds (£108).
5. Upon the Court's acceptance of this plea and settlement, and the Defendant's satisfaction of the total agreed-upon payment (£108), this matter shall be considered fully resolved between the parties.

IV. CONCLUSION


Having entered a plea of Guilty, responded to the factual allegations, and reached a settlement agreement with the Crown, the Defendant accepts responsibility for the violation of A.P.006 Section 6(3). The Defendant respectfully requests that the Court accept this combined Answer, Plea, and Notice of Settlement, approve the agreed-upon terms, and enter an order requiring payment of the total settlement amount of one hundred and eight pounds (£108).


Submitted By:


Nimq_
May 4

The Prosecution agrees to this plea and wishes this case to be dismissed.

 

[Pepecuu]

IN THE MAGISTRATES COURT OF ALEXANDRIA
COURT VERDICT IN 'The Crown v. Alexandria Foundation Party, Case 7 (Mag. Ct., 2025)'​

I. PROSECUTION'S POSITION
- The chest shop set up by the Alexandrian Foundation Party (AFP), whose Party Corporation (A business named AFP) is solely owned by @Nim AFP Party Secretary t04ds74, has violated statute 6(3) of A.P.006, known as the Party Corporation Act.

II. DEFENDANT'S POSITION
- No defenses were made as the Defendant agreed to a plea deal before submitting their plea.

III. COURT OPINION
Seeing that the Prosecution and the Defendant have agreed to a plea deal to resolve the matter, the Magistrates Court of Alexandria accepts this plea deal, finding @Nim and the Alexandrian Foundation Party GUILTY of 1 count of violating statute 6(3) of the Party Corporation Act. The Court orders the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to fine @Nim the Alexandrian Foundation Party's party corporation (AFP) £108.00 (ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ALEXANDRIAN POUNDS), in accordance with the plea deal.

The Court thanks all parties involved.