A. The Plaintiff’s origin and organization 1) The former Sinsi was a natural village that was first settled and formed by B before approximately 1700, which was called “C” and “D”, etc., and the name was changed to “A” by the Ordinance of the United States Armed Forces on July 1, 1988 (hereinafter “A”).

2) A resident organized a community with all residents to hold a village event, etc. for the sake of common convenience and welfare, and mutual friendship among the residents, held a village event, etc., and dealt with the paths of the residents. For this purpose, A resident selected a Dong community (hereinafter “Dong”) as its representative, appointed a head of a Dong (hereinafter “the head of a Dong”) and processed various administrative affairs by appointing a head of a Dong (hereinafter “the head of a Dong”). A resident was also going to walked with the head of a Dong and the head of a Dong to raise operating funds.

3) A resident referred to the name of the community as “E”, “E”, and “A” under the name of the administrative district. In practice, 10-15 development members, including this Chapter, including a general meeting, have held a majority of development committee members, and have determined the intention of the community as well as the election of executive members, such as the head and development committee members, with the consent of the majority of the number of present members, and have been enforced by this Chapter. This Chapter has opened a cruel with the entire residents’ gathering and reported the contents of the project, budget, settlement of accounts, etc. to the residents. The purpose of Article 2 (Purpose) of the Act is to establish and implement a customary law, which is a customary law, in which the affairs of the community have been previously managed, as a norm to manage the affairs of the plaintiff. Article 4 (Establishment of this Chapter and a general meeting as a resolution body and a development committee members).

Provided, That any member may attend a general meeting and state his/her opinion, and if at least 1/2 of the members issue an order to convene a general meeting jointly, all members shall convene a general meeting.