2. Of the costs of lawsuit.

1. Presumed factual basis

A. The Plaintiff is a person who has developed a software program called “C” in the name of “B No. 3” as “B,” and “B” as “B.” The Plaintiff is a company that engages in the development, supply, consultation, consulting, consulting, and marketing of software.

B. The Plaintiff: (a) supplied the “C” program to the Defendant Company and the Defendant Company; (b) concluded a program supply agreement with the content that the Plaintiff pays 10% of the supply price to the Plaintiff during the period from December 5, 2012 to December 4, 2014 (hereinafter “instant supply agreement”); and (c) related to the instant case are as follows:

Article 3 (Terms and Conditions of Contract and Contract Deposit) (3) This royalty pays 10% of the contracted amount with the final user or the business partnership designated by the Supplier (Defendant Company) to the Development Company (Plaintiff).

(4) A program supply contract shall be accompanied by a written contract with a “user” and the supplier shall enter into a contract with a “development company” and pay 10% of the contract amount with a “user”.

⑤ In addition to this royalties, the “development company” pays 90% of the supply company’s “90% of the supply to the supplier” for services, marketing support, and business costs, for the purpose of the sale and support of C Software (services, marketing, and personnel costs)” is the supply company’s “A”.

C When using software for any purpose other than the purpose of selling and supporting C, the “A” developer shall file a claim with the “A” supplier and handle it within five days.

C. On December 5, 2012, when the Plaintiff was awarded a contract with the Defendant Company and the Defendant Company for the work of building a “C” program system from a third party, the Plaintiff is paid 70% of the service cost for the work of building a system, etc. (excluding the program sales cost) to the Plaintiff.