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Tokyo District Court condemned the Nobuhiras’ claim as an “abuse
of the right of action.” The Nobuhiras’ “true nature”
was exposed as base and rude.
For example, the court condemned Junko’s words as “violent
and abusive,” “so brash and forceful that it not only
makes one suspicious of his personality and character, it could also
be considered blackmail.”
The Nobuhiras caused numerous money problems for others, who eventually
filed suit against the Nobuhiras. While in court, Junko submitted
a falsified certificate that the court pointed out could not “be
overlooked as proof of the plaintiff’s attitude towards abusing
procedures of civil action.” (See below)
Regarding the Nobuhiras’ filing a suit, the court further condemned
them stating, “Based on common sense, it leaves one questioning
why they went thus far. The only clue comes from the plaintiffs’
personality and character.” |
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falsified receipt
The receipt Junko presented to the court in a lawsuit pertaining
to his loans was falsified. He changed the amount of money (from
35,000 yen to 75,000 yen) to show that he had paid back more
money than he actually did. |
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