Litigation costs shall be borne by the plaintiff.

The Plaintiff entered into a contract with a company called “C” (hereinafter referred to as “C”) located in Chile to import Dog.

However, under mutual agreement between the plaintiff and C, the above contract was revoked, and the defendant agreed to re-acceptance the revenue circulation whose contract was revoked.

The Plaintiff, the Defendant, and the C Company agreed to pay customs fees, transportation fees, and goods borne by the Plaintiff to the Plaintiff when the importer is replaced. For smooth import procedures, the importer is the Plaintiff, and customs clearance fees, transportation charges, and goods shall also be borne by the Plaintiff. However, if the Defendant accepts the above import distribution from the Plaintiff, the Plaintiff agreed to pay the customs fees, transportation charges, and goods to the Plaintiff.

Pursuant to the above agreement, the Plaintiff imported Doz. 324 g and Climson X 1,836 gg as listed below, and paid KRW 97,605,213, such as customs clearance fees and transportation charges, which are costs incurred in the process of importation. The Plaintiff paid USD 43,360.00 to C Company for the goods of USD 324 g and C C C’s 1,836 g, and transferred the above Do to the Defendant.

However, the defendant did not pay to the plaintiff the above customs clearance fees, transportation fees, and goods.

Therefore, the Defendant: US$ 43,360.00 and customs clearance fees; transportation fees; transportation fees + KRW 97,605,213 = 13,693,087 Of Thompson, Thompson, KRW 15,52.00, KRW 17,654,326, and KRW 17,654, and KRW 326, and KRW 864km; KRW 17,654,647,636, and KRW 1636,526, and KRW 1836,526, and KRW 15,526, among Thompson’s Thompson; and KRW 15,526,00 among Thompson’s land owners; KRW 17,188,00,00 and KRW 356,00,000; KRW 17,654,636,36,75,75,75,7,7,36,7.2.2.37