The defendant.

A. The Plaintiff is the owner of the Category B New Car (hereinafter “Plaintiff”), and the Defendant is the insurer who entered into a comprehensive motor vehicle insurance contract with respect to the Category D D (hereinafter “Defendant”) owned by C.

B. In a case where a left turn is made to a breath air at the inner section through a private-distance intersection near thewest Coast Highway (hereinafter “instant intersection”), the roads prior to the entry of the instant intersection (hereinafter “the first roads”) shall be from the first to the third lane, and the roads after the two-lanes pass the left turn against the left turn turn turn turn turn turn at both the first to the third roads (hereinafter “the second roads”) are the two-lane roads, and the vehicles which turn to the left turn at the third lane of the first road shall turn to the second road after the left turn turn.

C. On July 24, 2014, around 10:40, at the third lane of the first road, the Defendant vehicle (A driver) front and after the Plaintiff (A driver) left the right to the left at the intersection of this case. The Defendant vehicle in front changed the vehicle from the third lane of the first road to the second lane on the right to the intersection, and the Plaintiff vehicle entered the intersection and left the left and left the left at the right to the left at the intersection.

While the Plaintiff’s vehicle temporarily overtakes the Defendant’s vehicle on the left at the intersection of this case, it was left behind the right side of the Defendant’s vehicle, but the left turn was finished, and the Plaintiff’s vehicle was proceeding behind the right side of the Defendant’s vehicle before entering the second road.

The left part of the Defendant vehicle enters the intersection of this case and enters the two-lanes, and the two-lanes are the left front part of the Plaintiff vehicle that entered the two-lanes following the Defendant vehicle and the two-lanes in the process of changing the vehicle to the two-lanes.