”NewJeans” vs. ADOR, first hearing in lawsuit over exclusive contract validity today (3rd)

The first hearing in the lawsuit filed by ADOR against the group NewJeans to confirm the validity of its exclusive contract will be held today (3rd).
On the morning of the 3rd, the 41st division of the Seoul Central District Court filed a civil lawsuit against the "NewJeans" members brought by ADOR.
The first hearing for the lawsuit to confirm the validity of the exclusive contract will be held. In civil lawsuits, the parties are not required to attend. Since NewJeans attended the preliminary injunction hearing, it is expected that they will also attend this hearing.
ADOR and NewJeans are at odds over an exclusive contract. Last November, NewJeans filed suit against ADOR and HYBE, claiming that they had violated the contract first.
In the process, they even adopted a new team name, "NJZ." ADOR responded by saying, "Our exclusive contract with the NewJeans members is legally valid.
"The termination is a unilateral claim," and "We have filed a provisional injunction recognizing ADOR's status as a management company (planning company) under an exclusive contract along with a provisional injunction confirming the validity of the exclusive contract.
They filed a lawsuit and awaited the court's decision," and are now demanding that the team name "New Jeans" be reported as it is.
However, "NewJeans" did not back down. "NewJeans" opened an official account on "NJZ" and
Last month, they performed under the team name at ComplexCon Hong Kong. However, the Seoul Central District Court, Civil Division 50, filed a lawsuit against five members of NewJeans by ADOR.
The court granted all of the provisional injunction requests, including the preservation of the planning company's status and the prohibition of entering into advertising contracts, and New Jeans' independent activities have also come to a halt.
"NewJeans" shed tears in front of their fans and announced that they would be suspending their activities. "NewJeans" needs time to regroup.
"I want you to know that this is not the end, and that I will definitely come back," he teased.
As the conflict between ADOR and NewJeans continues, attention is focused on the first hearing in the lawsuit to determine the validity of the exclusive contract.
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