- The Defendant agreed to pay the amount of the loan to the Plaintiff (the appointed party) instead of the Plaintiff’s use of the vehicle on the part of the Plaintiff (the appointed party) who received a loan from a financial institution.

- Accordingly, the Plaintiff (Appointed Party) purchased D salary class III 1.2 tons of freight from C Co., Ltd. and registered under the joint name of the Plaintiff (Appointed Party), Appointor E, and Defendant, and had the Defendant use it solely, but the Defendant did not pay the amount of the loan at all.

- Therefore, the defendant is obligated to pay the total amount of loans and overdue loans paid by the plaintiff (the appointed party) to the plaintiff (the appointed party) and damages incurred by delay.

[Selection E filed the instant lawsuit with the Plaintiff (Appointed Party) but did not specify the claim. Since the Plaintiff (Appointed Party) changed the purport of claiming the amount of money only to the Plaintiff (Appointed Party) on November 26, 2020, it shall be deemed that the Selection E’s lawsuit has been withdrawn. Thus, it shall be deemed that the Appointed Party E’s lawsuit has been withdrawn. Article 208(3)3 of the Civil Procedure Act