2. The plaintiff.

A. Status 1 of the Plaintiff Company A (hereinafter “Stock Company”) is omitted.

) C, E, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, M, P, Q, R, M, T, U, V, M, W, X (H “Y”) was changed to the current trade name on December 5, 2013. < Amended by Act No. 11913, Dec. 5, 2013>

) In common term, Z, AA, AB, AC, AD, and AE (hereinafter collectively referred to as “28 companies, including the Plaintiff Company.”

(1) The Fair Trade Act (hereinafter “Fair Trade Act”) provides that a corporation whose business purpose is to engage in human research and distribution business, etc. is a corporation, which is a business entity.

B. Article 2 subparag. 1 of the Act is an enterpriser as provided in Article 2 subparag. 1 of the Act. (b) Some of the large-scale suppliers in Korea are engaged in the production, sale, and construction of human turdy as a whole. However, most of the other enterprisers do not hold human turdy production facilities, and sell, execute, and sell, human turdy supplied by large-scale suppliers, which reflects their characteristics of human turdy, and some of them directly import and sell human turdydy from foreign countries.

Therefore, in the production stage of the man-deplic, the suppliers and consumers, and the other competitors are in double-consignic relationship between the competitor and the competitor in the production stage of the man-deplic.

2) approximately 90% of the quantity of human beings demand is about 10% required by public institutions, such as local governments and local offices of education, and the quantity of demand for private enterprises, etc. is more than 10% and is very significant in the public tender market. (c) In addition, when an end-user institution independently designates an enterprise and a product, the public tender for human Cho Jae-dy was conducted in the way of entering into a free contract with the designated entity of the Public Procurement Service as a unit price agreed upon with the designated entity (B) around June 2008.