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Case: Pending Azalea Isles v. Nexus Bank, MegaMinerM (2025) CV 09

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Azalea Isles, Plaintiff


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Nexus Bank, MegaMinerM, Defendants


Civil Complaint:

The Defendant, Nexus Bank, has failed to supply the necessary financial reports, despite repeated reminders and warnings. In addition, there is a substantial amount of money missing from the Defendant's in-game corporate balances, relative to their last 2B filing with the Ministry of Economic Affairs. The Government is bringing forth this case to further investigate the situation.

Parties:

1. Plaintiff, Azalea Isles
2. Defendant, Nexus Bank
3. Defendant, MegaMinerM

Factual Allegations:

1. The Defendant was warned on June 14th, being 15 days past the original 2-B reporting deadline, to provide said documents or face a fine. The Defendant was then reminded on June 23rd, but again failed to comply.
2. On June 28th, when the Ministry of Economic Affairs prepared to levy a fine to the Defendant for noncompliance, it was found the Defendant’s balance was largely, despite the previous financial report filed on May 10th showing an existing balance.
3. In addition to this, the Defendant’s owner’s (MegaMinerM) balance, as well as other associated companies, (Nexus and Nexus Bank), do not have a sizable balance (if any).

Legal Claims:

1. The Ministry of Economic Affairs is empowered to request this data, and the Defendant's noncompliance is a violation.
2. The Defendant’s missing money in comparison to the last report raises significant concern, given the last 2-B filing showed over $15,000 in deposits, of fraudulent activity, in combination with the owner's refusal to provide documents.
3. This court has the power to issue a subpoena, which will enable the Government to request the transaction logs of Nexus Bank and its affiliate companies in-game from staff.

Prayer for Relief:

1. The Government is asking for a subpoena of in-game transaction logs of the Defendant, Nexus Bank, and its affiliate companies owned by MegaMinerM in-game.
2. Due to the decrease in cash of over $20,000 from the last report filed, the bank's insolvency relative to the $15,000 in deposits, and the potential concerns of fraudulent activity, we are also requesting transaction logs from Nexus Bank's owner, MegaMinerM, to be included in the subpoena.

Evidence:

Exhibit A: Screenshots showing the balances of the Defendants, MegaMinerM and Nexus Bank (in game as NB), as well as their affiliate companies, Nexus and NexusBank.
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Exhibit B: The reminders and warnings.
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Exhibit C: The Defendant’s previous report published May 10th, 2025.
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Class Certification Statement:

The Defendants in this case, Nexus Bank and MegaMinerM, are a class, because both are under investigation for the same specific issue. Nexus Bank is under suspicion of fraudulent activity, due to the withholding of documents (done by MegaMinerM) and the lack of funds in the bank relative to their last report. MegaMinerM, as owner and operator of the company, is the prime suspect for said fraudulent activity, given he runs the bank. MegaMinerM is also legally intertwined with Nexus Bank in this case, as it is his failure to provide documentation as the owner/operator of Nexus Bank that has led to this legal action by the government.

Verification:

I, Fauz Wolfe, 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.
 

Writ of Summons

Azalea Isles Civil Court (CV)


Case No. CV-25-08
Plaintiff: Azalea Isles
Defendant: Nexus Bank & John Roberts (MegaMinerM)
The Defendant is required to appear before the court in the case of Azalea Isles v. Nexus Bank & MegaMinerM. Failure to respond within 48 hours may result in a default judgement. Both parties are ask to familiarize themselves with the relevant court documents, including proper formats, as well as the laws referenced in the complaint. Ensure that you comply with any court orders.

If you wish to hold this trial at the Azalea Courthouse in-person, please note that in your response. The Court will try to work with both parties to hold live hearings at convenient times.
Signed,
Hon. Chief Justice Raymond West
 
Motion For Default Judgment

Your Honor, the Defendant has not responded in the timeframe given by the court. We are motioning for a default judgment.
 
Your Honor the Defense requests an extension.
The deadline has elapsed, but in the interests of justice, the Court is willing to provide some leniency if you can explain your reason for missing the writ of summons.
 
Your honor I just took the case and I’ll need some time to study the case well and because of that we’re asking an extension
 
The Defendant has 48 hours, from this post, to provide an answer to the complaint.
 
Motion to Reconsider

Your Honor, the Defendant has had days since the Writ to either take the case or request for an extension. Especially considering part this case deals with the Defendant being previously unable to respond to government orders in a timely manner, even with reminders, I am motioning for you to reconsider potentially allowing this to move forward, and am requesting to proceed with a Default Judgment.

The Defendant did not provide a reason for the missed deadlines, and therefore shouldn’t be allowed another 48 hour extension. In addition, as noted in Exhibit C, Nexus Bank’s 2-B file showed $28k cash on hand, whereas now they have nothing at the time of this filing. The Defendant has failed to disclose the proper forms, and now has failed to respond in court in the timeframe. It is crucial for the depositors who bank with the Defendant that we are able to investigate the matter of the missing funds by means of a transaction log subpoena (as previously stated in the file).
 
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At this time, the Court has decided to reject the motion to reconsider. While the Defendant did miss the deadline, it would be a miscarriage of justice to deprive him of the ability to defend himself if he has now arrived before judgement. However, this leniency cannot be indefinite nor can it undermine the seriousness of timely legal obligations, particularly in a case involving potential financial misconduct and public interest. Therefore, should the Defendant fail to provide a full answer to the complaint within the new deadline set in my previous post, I will rule on the default judgement.
 
Your Honor,
We respectfully request a complete recusal from this case.

Now, did my client fail to submit the required documentation on time?
Yes, Your Honor.
Did my client fail to respond to the writ of summons?
Again, the answer is yes.

But the more important question we should ask ourselves is why?

The truth is, my client was unable to meet these obligations due to serious personal and medical matters that severely limited their ability to communicate and respond in a timely manner. These circumstances were not out of neglect or disregard for the court, but because of real, human responsibilities as a devoted family member, a loyal friend, and someone who has been deeply affected by ongoing challenges outside their control.

Yes, there was a failure to meet deadlines. But that failure has a reason and one that deserves understanding.

My client is fully committed to ensuring this does not happen again and is prepared to move forward with complete accountability and respect for the process.
 
Recusal from the case? Could you please clarify what you are asking of the Court?
 
I’m sorry your honor I meant to write “recusal of this case” to ask that the case is recused
 
So you have no defence to provide? You are moving to default judgement?
 
Your Honour, with all due respect, I must clarify that this is not a matter of default or absence of defense. But as I said my client’s failure to submit the required documents was not due to negligence or disregard for the process, but rather the result of a serious health issue that rendered him genuinely unable to comply within the prescribed timeline.
Now, respectfully, we believe that in light of the information about the health issue presented to the Court, declining to proceed with a recusal would risk resulting in an unfortunate and unjust outcome.







This is precisely why we are asking the Court to consider this context with fairness and compassion
 
Your Honour, with all due respect, I must clarify that this is not a matter of default or absence of defense. But as I said my client’s failure to submit the required documents was not due to negligence or disregard for the process, but rather the result of a serious health issue that rendered him genuinely unable to comply within the prescribed timeline.
Now, respectfully, we believe that in light of the information about the health issue presented to the Court, declining to proceed with a recusal would risk resulting in an unfortunate and unjust outcome.

This is precisely why we are asking the Court to consider this context with fairness and compassion
Counsel, there is no "motion of recusal" in such court procedures, other than to ask that a presiding Judge recuses themselves from a case. I believe there may be some misunderstanding. Are you asking for an extension? Are you dropping your client? Are you motioning to a default judgement? Are you motioning to dismiss? This is important for the Court's understanding.

You can familiarize yourself with motions here: https://www.cityrp.org/pages/motions-and-objections/
 
I’m sorry, your honor ,I meant dismiss (I’m not an English native speaker and I confused the words) that will not happen again
 
No worries, counsel, completely reasonable mistake. Given this is your first case, the Court will express some understanding.

Before the Court proceeds with a decision, could you please explain what the justification for dismissal is? While I am happy to provide extensions, your client's inability to respond is not enough of a justification to dismiss the case. Dismissals are typically based on a lack of standing and or inconsistent filing.

Here is an example from two recent cases:

In Nanicholls v. Azalea Isles, a motion to dismiss:
MOTION TO DISMISS
Your honour, at the bare minimum slander, is defined as a false spoken statement about someone that damages their reputation.

Nanicholls has failed to even ALLEGE that the statement is false.

If Nanicholls cannot under oath swear that the statement is false, that they were not involved in the discussion to prosecute political opponents there is no case here and it should be dismissed.

In Vontobel v. Ministry of Urban Development, a motion to dismiss:
Motion To Dismiss

Your Honor, the Plaintiff in this case is named as Vontobel. However, Vontobel has no standing to sue. This is simply a matter of fact. The Plaintiff claims the plots are Vontobel's property, and that the government has illegally seized this property of Vontobel, yet they were never registered as such with MUD. In order for the plots to legally be owned by Vontobel, the business, the plots would have had to have been registered with MUD as business plots. The plots have never been registered to their name with MUD, and not only was this registration never done, it was never even attempted, nor has the Plaintiff provided any evidence to indicate otherwise, so again - Vontobel cannot have legal standing here.

Please advise your justification to dismiss or if you require an extension to fully understand the case.
 
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