1. The remainder of the appeal filed by the Plaintiff (Counterclaim Defendant) excluding the part ordering the change under paragraph 2.

1. The reasons for the acceptance by the court of first instance are as follows, and they are cited by the main sentence of Article 420 of the Civil Procedure Act, on the grounds that the reasoning of the court of first instance is identical to that of the court of first instance, except for the addition

2. A portion used for adding or cutting;

A. In addition, on the fourth sentence of the judgment of the court of first instance, the argument regarding the claim for damages arising from the selective claimant deception shall be added between the 1st sentence and the 1st sentence above.

“Selectively, the former owner of the instant building was aware that there was a dangerous defect in safety due to the deviation from the place of the stairs room of the instant building and attached the tape in the middle. When the Defendants first purchased the instant building, the receiver J attempted to accept the said building with the first owner’s permission.

Defendant C was aware of the fact that Defendant C was aware of the fact.

At the time of entering into the instant sales contract, the Plaintiffs asked the Defendants about the existence of the defects in the building, and the Defendants were able to ask the Defendants about the existence of the defects in the building, which includes the meaning that there is no other defects. Therefore, the Defendants are aware of the defects in the building of this case and sold the Plaintiffs actively by deceiving and selling the Plaintiffs. If the Plaintiffs knew of this fact in advance, they did not purchase them under the same condition at least, and the Defendants are liable for compensating the damages suffered by the Plaintiffs due to the said tort. The Defendants are added to the judgment of the first instance court as to the claim for damages arising from selective deception following the fifth of the first instance judgment.

(2) Determination as to tort liability (A) selective consolidation of claims is formed based on the right to form several compatible claims, seeking benefits or making compatible with the same purport.