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| TITLE | Supreme Court Decision 2009Da104960, 104977 Decided March 27, 2014¡¼Registration of Ownership Transfer¤ýUnfair Profit Return¡½ [full Text] |
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[1] Whether a conciliation protocol¡¯s invalidity alleged on grounds that the effect of the conciliation protocol (i.e., identical as a finalized judgment) and the content of the protocol contradicts compulsory provisions (negative in principle), and whether such an effect extends to ¡°a legal relationship where the intervenor is a party¡± included in the protocol (affirmative) [2] In a case where the portion of a primary and conjunctive claim regarding the primary defendant is not granted, whether a lawsuit may be filed by combining the purpose of petitioning to grant the claim on the conjunctive defendant, which cannot co-exist with the primary claim due to the legal relationship (affirmative) [3] In a primary and conjunctive co-litigation, whether rendering a judgment for partial litigants or remaining litigants is permissible (negative), and the subject matter of the judgment in a case where either the primary or the conjunctive co-litigant filed an appeal |
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