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A. The defendant is an incorporated association whose members are marriage brokers.

The plaintiff is a person appointed as a director of the defendant on December 30, 2010.

B. The Defendant’s articles of incorporation (amended on November 20, 2009 and authorized by the Ministry for Health, Welfare and Family Affairs C; hereinafter “articles of incorporation”) provides for the following provisions regarding membership qualifications and rights, appointment and dismissal of executives, general assembly and board of directors, and the composition, authority and operation of the board of directors:

The purpose of Article 2 (Purpose) is to enhance the dignity and expertise of marriage brokers, to establish a proper marriage culture and to promote the welfare of members in accordance with Article 32 of the Civil Act, the Marriage Brokers Business Management Act, and the regulations on the establishment and supervision of nonprofit corporations under the Ministry for Health, Welfare and Family Affairs

Article 5 (Qualification for Membership) (1) A member of a juristic person shall be a person who has reported to, or registered with, an administrative agency pursuant to the Act on the Management of Marriage Brokerage Business, and has completed the prescribed membership procedure in accordance with the purpose and purpose of establishment under Article 2.

Provided, That special members may be persons other than marriage brokers.

(3) Detailed matters concerning the qualifications, admission, membership fees, etc. of members shall be prescribed by separate regulations of the board of directors.

(4) Special members under Article 35 shall be assigned to special members.

Article 6 (Rights of Members) (1) Members are entitled to participate in the implementation of the project of a corporation and to vote and be elected in relation to the election of representatives (including the exercise of voting rights by attending a general meeting).

Article 8 (Suspension of Qualification) (1) Where a member of a corporation falls under any of the following subparagraphs, his qualification shall be suspended:

1. When he is subject to a disposition of business suspension or cancellation by an administrative authority:

2. When a member suspends his business;

3. When the membership fees have been unpaid for not less than three months;

4. Where he/she impairs the reputation of a juristic person or interferes with the achievement of its purpose. (2) A member may request reexamination by submitting supporting materials within one month from the date of suspension of qualification.