”NewJeans” has ”crossed the river of no return” and still cannot function without ADOR... Court rejects appeal against provisional injunction

The appeal filed by members of the group "New Jeans" against a court decision banning them from continuing their independent activities was rejected by the appeals court.
On the 17th, the 25th Civil Division of the Seoul High Court ruled in favor of ADOR's lawsuit against NewJeans for the preservation of its status as a planning company and the conclusion of advertising contracts.
The court dismissed the appeal by members against the provisional injunction ruling for the "prohibition of the use of electronic devices." The court ruled in favor of ADOR in March on the provisional injunction application filed by ADOR.
"NewJeans" had been working independently since November last year, claiming that their contract with ADOR had been terminated due to a breakdown in trust, but this was eventually halted and they have been suspending their activities to this day.
The decision was subsequently rejected by the court. NewJeans then filed an objection, but the court upheld the provisional injunction. It immediately filed an appeal, but this was also dismissed, and the court
In addition, if "NewJeans" continues to perform without ADOR's prior approval or consent, each member will be fined 1 billion won (approximately 100 million yen) for each violation.
In addition, NewJeans is currently pursuing a lawsuit brought by ADOR to confirm the validity of the exclusive contract.
At the hearing, the court asked NewJeans and ADOR about their intentions and recommended an agreement, but NewJeans' attorney said, "The relationship of trust has already been broken, and we have crossed the river from which we cannot return.
I have to discuss it with my clients, but it won't be easy," he said, distancing himself from the issue.