KimiJungUn, Plaintiff





v.





Registratore, Defendant





Civil Complaint:

This is a civil complaint brought by the Plaintiff, KimiJungUn, against Registratore for assault causing emotional distress. The defendant assaulted the plaintiff causing emotional harm as they were suddenly struck from behind leaving the plaintiff paralysed.




Parties:

1. KimiJungUn - Victim of Assault and emotional distress
2. Registratore - Citizen Responsible for Assault and emotional distress

Factual Allegations:

1. On January twenty-second of 2026, the plaintiff was struck from behind by the defendant (Exhibit A)
2. This caused severe emotional distress to the plaintiff
3. The emotional distress was caused due to the plaintiff being unable to defend himself
4. Additionally the plaintiff was left paralysed due to the surprise of the situation

Legal Claims:

1. The defendant violated the criminal code by assaulting the plaintiff without proper consent https://cityrp.org/threads/azalea-isles-criminal-code.288/
2. The defendant has a legal right to a safe city and the plaintiff violated that by causing emotional and physical harm

Exhibits:

A)

Prayer for Relief:

Request the specific relief sought by the plaintiff, including monetary damages, injunctive relief, or other appropriate remedies. Please review the Court Orders, Powers, and Judgments thread for further explanation.

1. Award Compensatory damages in the amount of $10,000;
2. Award any other relief that the court deems necessary and just.

Verification:

I, Biscuit Plays, hereby affirm that the allegations in the complaint AND all subsequent statements made in court are true and correct to the best of the plaintiff's knowledge, information, and belief and that any falsehoods may bring the penalty of perjury.

Before issuing a summons, the Court has a few clarifying questions for the Plaintiff:

1. What specific civil cause of action are you asserting, and which legal elements do you allege the defendant satisfied?
2. When you claim you were "paralysed," was this a temporary psychological reaction, and what evidence supports that claim?
3. What facts, beyond Exhibit A, establish that the defendant intentionally assaulted you rather than engaged in accidental or incidental contact?
4. How did you calculate the $10,000 in damages, and what concrete harm does that amount correspond to?

Thank you for your consideration.

Westray said:

Before issuing a summons, the Court has a few clarifying questions for the Plaintiff:

1. What specific civil cause of action are you asserting, and which legal elements do you allege the defendant satisfied?
2. When you claim you were "paralysed," was this a temporary psychological reaction, and what evidence supports that claim?
3. What facts, beyond Exhibit A, establish that the defendant intentionally assaulted you rather than engaged in accidental or incidental contact?
4. How did you calculate the $10,000 in damages, and what concrete harm does that amount correspond to?

Thank you for your consideration.

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Your honour, I have spoken with my client privately. My client has replied with the following.


“1 I am asserting a civil cause of action for assault. The defendant satisfied the legal elements by intentionally attacking me from behind, using unlawful force, causing physical injury, pain, and emotional distress, which resulted in damages.


2 it was temporary i was hit from behind and everything just went numb the evidence is that i did not survive the attack but sadly i dont have physical proof of that.


3 i was just casually walking then we cross paths and we walk past each other but i just saw him turn around and grab his stone sword and the he charged at me so i naturally run away he hit me in the back and i was so shocked i got paralized sadly i dont have any hard proof of this


4. 3,000 for emotional distress plus 2500 for a therapist plus 3299 for future causes or post traumatic stress disorder, emotional damage and maybe even future therapy and the 1 dollar i lost due to murder”


If the court is in agreement I would like to move to summon the defendant.