A. The Defendant (the trade name was changed from the “inter-stock company’s mutual sound development” to the “non-stock company’s non-contributation” on November 1, 2002, and the “non-contributation of the non-contributation of the company” on May 6, 201, and the “stock company’s non-contributation of the non-contributation of the company” on September 5, 201) is a company engaging in the general leisure and sports business and related business.

The Plaintiff is a regular member of the golf club operated by the Defendant (hereinafter “instant golf club”).

B. The main contents of the instant golf club rules are as follows.

Article 4 (Members) The members of these clubs shall be:

1. An honorary member;

2. Regular members (individual and juristic person);

3. Additional members;

4. Associate members;

5.The other regular members of the company provided for in Article 6 (Regular Members) shall be personal and legal and corporate members, with the approval of the company concerned.

Article 10 (Application for Membership) Any person who intends to become a regular member of any these club shall obtain the approval of the company by following the prescribed procedures.

Article 11 (Period of Contract) The period of membership rights shall be the member himself/herself's life from the first date of commencement of membership in cases where the membership fee is paid in full or the payment procedure is completed.

Article 12 (Admission Fees) Membership fees shall be deposited as membership deposits, and shall be collected without interest for five years from the date of registration by the company, and shall be refunded only to the principal in cases of retirement, expulsion, death (in cases of absence of succession), and dissolution of a corporation.

Provided, That in cases of force majeure such as natural disasters, the return may be suspended for a certain period of time according to the resolution of the board of directors.

In addition, in the case of a withdrawal or expulsion, the principal can be returned after the lapse of five years from the date of entry.

Article 13 (Approval for Entrance)

1. Where a company receives an application for membership, it shall approve the attendance within the scope determined by the prescribed standards and examination procedures;

2. When a company approves a membership, it shall enter in the register of members and issue a membership card;

3. At least three successors.