38 million won in unpaid legal fees? Kim Soohyeon's side says ”groundless” = Korea

Actor Kim Soo-hyeon's lawyers have denied the allegations that she failed to pay the stamp duty and delivery fee in time for the damages lawsuit she filed against the family of the late Kim Sae Ron.
On the 17th, LKB & Partners, Kim Soohyeon's legal representative, announced that Kim Soohyeon had filed a lawsuit against the family of the late Kim Sae Ron and the YouTube channel "Carocero Institute"'s Kim Sae Ron.
In relation to the lawsuit for damages filed against CEO Sewi, the company revealed that it has not yet paid the 38 million won (approximately 3.81 million yen) necessary for the trial to proceed. It also requested an extension of the deadline for correction.
According to the Korean legal profession on the 17th, the Seoul Central District Court requested Kim Soohyeon to pay the stamp duty and delivery fee on the 2nd of this month.
The court ordered the correction of the charges. Correction means correcting defects in the complaint or documents. It was reported that Kim Soohyeon's side submitted an application for an extension of the correction deadline to the court on the 16th.
Suspicions were raised that the plaintiff had not paid the legal fees and other costs. Normally, the plaintiff must complete the amendment within seven days from the date of delivery of the certified copy of the amendment order.
If the time limit is exceeded, the complaint may be dismissed and the lawsuit may be quashed. According to Article 254 of the Civil Procedure Code, if the plaintiff does not correct the defects within the time limit set by the court, the presiding judge must dismiss the complaint.
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