LagosLife court appointments should no longer demand that a character be in two hearings at once. On 5 November at 22:44 UTC, Shalom announced that each hearing now moves to the next free sitting. The same notice says money already sent back cannot be used to sue the sender for scam. [1]
Four minutes later, Ronke replied with two screenshots and said the issue remained. The case-list image shows several entries marked 12:00, including a claimant role, a defendant role and a counsel role. This is a player’s follow-up to the notice; the image’s capture time is not established, so it does not prove the new code failed or show a later resolution. [2]
Two changes, two different records
The scheduling change concerns when a hearing happens. The returned-money change concerns a transfer being used as the basis of a claim. Neither part of the announcement gives an automatic verdict for an existing case, and it does not describe a new refund button or a new way to file a suit. [1]
| Issue | Record to check |
|---|---|
| Two hearings appear to overlap | The current date and time shown for each hearing |
| Money was returned before a claim | The original transfer and the corresponding return record |
| Something still looks wrong | The exact notice, account name and time of the problem |
Check the displayed result before making a new plan
For an affected player, our suggestion is to read the current case details rather than rely on a screenshot from before the update. Compare the appointments shown now and keep the dates with their respective cases. The post does not say that players should create another case to force the queue to change.
For a returned transfer, keep both sides of the sequence together. An offer to send money back is different from a completed return recorded by the game. If you report an inconsistency, explain what happened and attach the relevant game messages; leave passwords, reset codes and unrelated private conversations out.
This is an in-game rule notice
We have not booked a hearing, returned funds or tested how an existing claim changes after this fix. The creator’s announcement and Ronke’s follow-up should stay visible together: one describes the intended change; the other shows why an affected player still needs to inspect the current record. Read the game’s notice for your own case and use official support if the records disagree.
