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Singer Kang Seong-hoon won a lawsuit related to a contract with a Taiwanese fan meeting company.
The 12th Civil Affairs Division of the Seoul Northern District Court ruled on a lawsuit for damages claim against Kang Sung-hoon on the 28th of last month by Woori Entertainment and ruled in favor of the defendant (Kang Seong-hoon) on the day of Seon Kokki and said, “Our Entertainment paid 80 million won to Kang and delayed damages for this. Do it.”
On this day, the court said about the contractual relationship and said, “It is reasonable to assume that the cause of the cancellation of the performance in this case was due to reasons attributable to the Taiwanese plaintiff.” “Kang Sung-hoon and YG Entertainment are entertainment activities conducted by YG Entertainment when the exclusive contract is signed. The documents requested to be supplemented by the Ministry of Labor in Taiwan confirm the intention to participate in the performance of Woori Entertainment, an employer company, and Sung-hoon Kang, or Forever2228, an agency related to the performance in this case. YG Entertainment’s exclusive contract and personal activity agreement, which had nothing to do with the spring as a valid document, were difficult to see as the document requested by the Ministry of Labor to be supplemented.”
Along with this, he ruled in the first trial, saying, “It was difficult to admit that the reason attributable to the cancellation of the performance in this case was on the side of Kang Sung-hoon,” saying, “I only requested incorrect documents from Kang Seong-hoon, and did not take appropriate measures.
Lee Soo-jin of the law firm Jeong Sol, the legal representative of Kang Sung-hoon’s side, said, “The Taiwanese fan meeting organizer did not perform the visa application process properly, such as having the Taiwanese side, which is the organizer of the fan meeting, act on behalf of a third-party company that could not be a visa applicant It was obvious that this could not be done, and only because I was convinced that the other party was wrong about the cancellation, I was able to win,” he added.
Prior to this, Woori Entertainment did not register as a popular culture and arts planner with the Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, but signed a Taiwan fan meeting performance contract with singer Kang Sung-hoon and was criminally punished for violating the Pop Culture and Arts Industry Development Act. Ji, the businessman who arranged the fan meeting, He received a summary order of 3 million won on charges of defamation against Kang Sung-hoon.
Meanwhile, Kang Sung-hoon is continuing his activities through social media and YouTube live.
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