In The District Court of The Stratham Republic
CIVIL ACTION
Date: 05/01/24
Arwwy
Burberrypeacoat Lawyer in Training at Wright & Co. Law Office
v.
Mxoak
I. Description of Case
The Plaintiff brings forth the following causes of action and alleges the following against the Defendant:
The defendant rented a furnished penthouse from the plaintiff, and proceeded to unrent the property only after taking all the furniture (with their associates) provided by the plaintiff in the property, despite clear rules stating not to break any of the items within.
II. Parties
III. Sequence of Events
1. Defendant rented property from plaintiff
2. Defendant broke furniture within property, despite clear rules posted at building entrance prohibiting this act
3. Defendant unrented property, keeping items taken from property
IV. Claims for Relief
V. Damages
1. Sign at the entrance of building stating tenant rules
2. Empty penthouse, after items were taken by mxoak
3. Logs showing the defendant broke various items within the property
CIVIL ACTION
Date: 05/01/24
Arwwy
Burberrypeacoat Lawyer in Training at Wright & Co. Law Office
v.
Mxoak
I. Description of Case
The Plaintiff brings forth the following causes of action and alleges the following against the Defendant:
The defendant rented a furnished penthouse from the plaintiff, and proceeded to unrent the property only after taking all the furniture (with their associates) provided by the plaintiff in the property, despite clear rules stating not to break any of the items within.
II. Parties
- Arwwy
- Mxoak
III. Sequence of Events
1. Defendant rented property from plaintiff
2. Defendant broke furniture within property, despite clear rules posted at building entrance prohibiting this act
3. Defendant unrented property, keeping items taken from property
IV. Claims for Relief
- As per The Tenants and Landlords Rights Act, Section 5 Subsection 2: Tenants must follow rules posted by the landlord as long as they adhere to Section 5. Subsection 2 of this act.
- As per The Tenants and Landlords Rights Act, Section 7 Subsection 4: Stealing or removing Apartment Accommodations such as the ones defined in Section 4 of this act shall be punished following a class 2 misdemeanor
- As per The Tenants and Landlords Rights Act, Section 7 Subsection 4a: The landlord may sue for the value of the accommodations back.
V. Damages
- Furniture to be restored (or 1,500kr in lieu of the actual furniture)
- 1000kr for personal damages and inability to rent the region until the furniture is restored
- 1000kr for legal fees
1. Sign at the entrance of building stating tenant rules
2. Empty penthouse, after items were taken by mxoak
3. Logs showing the defendant broke various items within the property
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