2. The costs of appeal shall be borne by the Plaintiff (Counterclaim Defendant).

purport, purport, and.

Article 391 of the Civil Procedure Act (Article 391 of the Civil Procedure Act). The purport of this Article is that if a person who has no objection against a judgment on the merits is entitled to file a separate objection against a judgment on the burden of expenses, which is an incidental trial, in order to raise the propriety of the cost-bearing, the judgment on the merits should be examined again in order to raise the propriety of the judgment on the merits. Thus, the purport of this Article is that the provisions are not permitted unless they are accompanied by an objection against the judgment on the merits. It cannot be deemed that the provisions violate Articles 11(1), 23(1), 27(1) and 34(1)

(see Supreme Court Order 91Ma726, Dec. 30, 1991). 2. The Plaintiff’s appeal that the part of the lawsuit cost of the first instance judgment is unreasonable is unlawful, since the Plaintiff’s appeal that the part of the lawsuit cost of the first instance judgment is inappropriate is an appeal against the part that