
After winning a lawsuit related to put options (stock sale request rights) against HYBE, former ADOR representative Min Hee-jin's post on social media has become a hot topic. On the 12th, the Seoul Central District Court Civil Agreement Division 31 (Chief Judge: Nam In-soo) ruled in favor of Min Hee-jin in the stock sale price claim lawsuit against HYBE. The court determined that HYBE should pay Min Hee-jin approximately 25.5 billion won (about 2.5 billion yen). Additionally, HYBE's lawsuit to confirm the cancellation of the shareholder agreement was not accepted, resulting in Min Hee-jin holding an advantage in the first trial of the two conflicting lawsuits. Immediately after the ruling, Min Hee-jin posted a short message on her social media saying, 'Thanks to everyone's support,' along with a video. The video features a dinosaur character riding a bicycle, which resembles the outfit Min Hee-jin wore during an emergency press conference last April when the allegations of HYBE's management rights takeover were raised, attracting attention. At the end of the video, the phrase 'Only One Always Known' appears along with the logo of 'ooak records,' which she established. She then shared an additional photo on her Instagram story of five rabbits roller skating alongside the dinosaur character. This rabbit character has been used in NewJeans' album covers, and some interpret the five rabbits as representing the group members. Currently, NewJeans is facing difficulties in group activities following disputes over their exclusive contract with ADOR. Heerin, Haein, and Hani have confirmed their return, while Minji is in discussions regarding her return. Danielle has received a notice of contract termination and is excluded from the group. Following the ruling, HYBE expressed disappointment, stating, 'Our claims were not sufficiently reflected,' and announced plans to proceed with appeals after carefully reviewing the ruling.
ADOR has filed a lawsuit against Daniel and former representative Min Hee-jin, claiming damages of about 43 billion won due to issues surrounding NewJeans' departure. The court proceedings emphasize the need for a swift resolution to avoid harming the artists' careers, while both sides remain open to potential reconciliation.
In a lawsuit initiated by ADOR against NewJeans' Daniel, his legal representatives argue that the case's delay harms his career and suggest that ADOR is intentionally prolonging the process. They emphasize that the issues are clear and evidence is sufficient for a swift resolution. ADOR claims Daniel's actions caused significant disruptions to group activities.
ADOR has initiated a lawsuit seeking 43 billion won in damages from NewJeans' Daniel and Min Hee-jin. The initial court hearing is scheduled for the 26th. This follows a previous ruling where Min Hee-jin won against HYBE. ADOR claims Daniel's family is responsible for delays in NewJeans' comeback.
Daniel from NewJeans will have her fan communication records removed from the official platform Phoning, as ADOR restructures content amid ongoing contract disputes. This decision follows a legal battle regarding her contract with ADOR, which has raised concerns among fans about consumer rights and the implications for future disputes in the industry.
The Korean Entertainment Management Association has officially addressed the controversy surrounding NewJeans, recognizing it as a serious issue that could undermine the trust within the Korean pop culture industry. They demand accountability from those involved, particularly Min Hee-jin, and stress the importance of eradicating unethical practices like 'tampering' in the industry.
Min Heejin proposes to forgo a 25 billion yen claim against HYBE to conclude all ongoing lawsuits, emphasizing the well-being of NewJeans and the K-POP industry. She expresses gratitude for the court's rulings and aims to shift focus from legal battles to creative endeavors, urging for a harmonious environment for artists.
Min Hee-jin, at a press conference, proposed to HYBE to end all ongoing civil and criminal lawsuits in exchange for 25.5 billion won. She emphasized the importance of resolving conflicts for the benefit of NewJeans and the K-POP industry, stating her intention to focus on nurturing new artists and business directions.
The Seoul Central District Court has granted HYBE's request to suspend the enforcement of a payment ruling against Min Hee-jin, which was set at 25 billion won. This decision halts her request for a temporary seizure of HYBE's bank accounts. Min had previously filed for account seizure following a favorable ruling in her lawsuit against HYBE.
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