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Originally Posted by Buccofan86
Very basic questions? Like the "very basic" issue of someone pointing to a random house, claiming ownership, and then laughing and telling the person inside to see them in court? Uhhhh, okay. I'm sure that would be such a widespread issue!
Here I'll give you one more chance. This is something very simple and would happen in real life. Then I will ask some questions. If you can answer them satisfactorily, I'll concede that acland is paradise.
Party A begins work on construction of a house on a piece of land he believes is unowned (there is no central agency that knows whether this land is owned or not) a week into building, party B shows up and says "wait! You can't build a house here, this is my land. My Father left it to me in his will." He then produces a will proving this point. Party A then says "Well, bank of anarchy said this land was free" and produces a document saying the same.
This case must be settled in court, so party A suggests court C because he has used it in the past and they have always issued fair rulings. Party B says no way because party A has always won each case he presented in court C. Party B counters by saying they should use court D, however party A says that court D is wayyyy too expensive for him (Party B has more money than party A) so party A counters with court E, but party B thinks that court is way too far away from the dispute and will have no idea about the facts of the case. So party B counters with court F, but party A knows that party B's brother in law is the judge at court F.
So... who gets to decide which court to use? What happens if they finally agree on a court, but one party doesn't like the outcome and appeals? Who gets to decide what appeals court to use? Who has to pay court costs? What if the party decides not to pay? Who enforces the ruling of the court?