SUMMONS: BREN v. O'ROURKE

[Xarkly 17299]

SUMMONS

BREN v. O’ROURKE

 

Submitted on behalf of the Plaintiff by Christiansen-Wick Solicitors

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The Plaintiff Edmund Bren,

Represented by Konstantin Wick of Christiansen-Wick Solicitors,

 

DESIRES TO SUMMON THE FOLLOWING PARTY TO COURT:

 

Padraig O’Rourke,

 

ON THE BASIS OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE OF LAW:

“Where an individual knowingly disseminates false information about an individual, with intent to harm the reputation of that individual, in a public space or by the distribution of printed materials, this shall be defamation in the first degree, a misdemeanor.”

-CH202.063, Lex Criminalis, Oren Revised Code

 

1.  The Defendant, the incumbent mayor of the city of Owynsburg, did declare before a crowd during the Owynsburg mayoral debate that his competitor, the Plaintiff, attempted to kill him by way of hired assassin, and offered no evidence to substantiate his claim.
2. The Plaintiff alleges that the Defendant, in his failure to provide any evidence to substantiate his claim, deliberately articulated this false information to damage the Plaintiff’s position in the mayoral election;
3. The Plaintiff’s business premises, a tavern, were subsequently evicted as a result of the defamatory allegation;
4. In conclusion, the Plaintiff maintains that the Defendant’s actions damaged their position in the mayoral election and led to their loss of ownership of business premises, greatly frustrating the Plaintiff’s livelihood. Consequently, the Plaintiff is petitioning the Court for damages in the amount of 8,000 Marks and a public apology from the Defendant. 
5. Before proceeding to adjudication, the Plaintiff invites the Defendant to negotiate a potential settlement.

 

WITH THE PRESENCE OF THE FOLLOWING PARTIES:

1.  Edmund Bren;
2. Roland Bren;
3. Mariana Dubois.

 

ON THE DESIRED DATE OF:

Pending discussions with the Defendant and a submission of a replying affidavit.

 

YOURS HUMBLY,

Edmund Bren,

Represented by Konstantin Wick of Christiansen-Wick Solicitors,

7 Silver Jubilee Fountain, Helena Office

2 Petyr’s Passage, New Reza Office

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[UmbreScye 535]

Quinn O’Rourke furrows her brows at the summons, a loud exhale coming from her quarters as she cleans her desk of spare papers. “Oh goodness... W’at are m’e family members gettin’ themselves into...” She remarked only to herself, rubbing the bridge of her nose.

[Werew0lf 24181]

Roland Bren would nod in approval. 

 

“To defame my family and run around playing mayor. Barbaric, I say. Barbaric!”

 

As the King of Urguan said, if you can’t match the Bren reputation, they bring us down to their level and act like they are better! 

[Sliw 226]

Edmund Bren brushes his hair as he gets ready to go to court ”It is time for justice to be served.”

[helldiving 5793]

Sir Adrian Leopold, the Baron Roussard, rubs his palms together in excitement, prepared to support most benevolent subjects and companions. “The Bren’s have done nothing but bring glory and triumph for our Empire. Remarkable is the line of Roland and his peers, why would someone slander them with lies and deceit?”

[Mickaelhz 4300]

Utak Ireheart waddles inbetween the council tables of The Grand Kingdom of Urguan as someone updated him on the latest umri gossip. The Ireheart would snort loudly “ef yeh cannae match deir reputatiun ehnfront o’ da crown, drag dehm down tuuh yehr level and act loike yehr better dehn dehm, ah’m startehn tuuh see a pattern.” 

[Christ 939]

Luka Bren Laughs.

[sergisala 3451]

“Better call Wick” Edward would nod to the legal perfection of this subpoena

[frill 2277]

Fyrr’ aep ______ is filled with shock and rage to see the letters B-R-E-N, perhaps the name of the family Bren, repeated so many times on a piece of paper. Truly he must find somebody to read this aloud to him to get to the bottom of this.

[ReveredOwl 5639]

"It wasnt Bren, it was the Pruvian bloc." Said Boniface.

[Kebab 120]

Leufroy Falkenrath pens a short letter to both parties, claiming the case after the circuit’s approval. “Both parties will have five Saint’s days to prepare and submit their evidence.” The letter would be sealed in wax stamped with the image of an eagle surrounded by laurels of leaves.

[Volous 24]

As per effort by the Ministry of Justice to archive old cases I hereby recapitulate that a settlement has been reached and the case has been closed. It is now scheduled to be archived within the saint’s week. Herein dated on the 12^th of Snow’s Maiden (Horen’s Calling), 1774. 

 

Maud Cassowary, Esq.
Crown Solicitor