(However, "creditor" is deemed to be "Plaintiff", and "debtor" to be "defendant". 2. On February, 200, the judgment by non-Appearance deemed to be "defendant" (Article 208 (3) 2 and Article 150 (3) of the Civil Procedure Act; the defendant submitted a written objection against the payment order; however, this document only states that he/she shall raise an objection against the payment order, but this document does not state the plaintiff's assertion and does not appear on the date for pleading without complying with the recommendation for correction urginging the specific argument thereafter, so the plaintiff's assertion shall be deemed to have been led to the confession of all