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1. The defendant shall pay to the plaintiffs the amount of money stated in the attached Form 2's "written claim amount sheet" and each of them.
Reasons
1. Basic facts
A. On June 14, 1913, the land research division drafted during the Japanese colonial period, such as the land situation, division, and land category change, indicated that V had the address in the Gyeonggi-gun U.S. (hereinafter “instant land”).
(2) Each land cadastre on the instant assessment land was destroyed by 625 pages, and was restored around September 1964. The details of the conversion, division, and land category change were as indicated below.
(1) On March 24, 1975, 200 Y 21,157 X 21,157 X on April 29, 1975, 200 Y 8,026 AB AB AD AD3 et al. " " 14,179 X 4,000 prior to 3 AE prior to 3 AE prior to 3 AE, 179 X 4,00 prior to 4 AF prior to 3 AE 3,144, X 44 prior to 1W on March 24, 1975, the date of land category change.
B. As a result of the purchase under the former Farmland Reform Act and the issuance of land price securities (1) enforcement of the former Farmland Reform Act (amended and promulgated by Act No. 31 of Jun. 21, 1949, repealed by Act No. 4817 of Dec. 22, 1994; hereinafter “former Farmland Reform Act”), farmland (non-self-owned farmland, etc.) except for state-owned farmland or those as provided by Article 6 of the same Act was purchased by the government, and the compensation procedure for the said purchased farmland was commenced around that time.
(2) When the real estate registration register and official cadastral record in the Pakistan-gun were entirely destroyed due to the 625 incident, the State, as a temporary measure for the issuance of land-to-land securities, sent the land-to-be compensation, namely, the case on the Guidelines for Compensation (No. 48 of November 15, 1950), the case on the issuance of land-to-land securities (No. 243 of April 28, 1951), the “case on the Issuance of Land-to-Land Securities” (No. 627 of March 29, 1952), and the “case on the Issuance of Land-to-Land Securities” (No. 627 of March 29, 1952). According to this, the State, as a temporary measure for the issuance of land-to-be securities