1. All appeals filed by the Defendant (Counterclaim Plaintiff) and the Defendant (Counterclaim Plaintiff)’s counterclaim extended in the trial of the trial are dismissed.

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In this chapter, the principal lawsuit and counterclaim shall be deemed to be filed together.

1. Facts of recognition;

A. 1) On July 22, 2004, the Defendant entered into an insurance contract with the Plaintiff as the insured on July 22, 2004, and the Defendant as the beneficiary, and the Loved insurance contract (securities number N; hereinafter “instant insurance”).

(2) Of the terms and conditions of the instant insurance contract, the amount of each insurance coverage was determined as KRW 30 million on the special agreement for disaster injury (type 2), and the special agreement for accident disability pension (type 3).

【A disaster listed in the disaster classification table(s) of the main contract(s) refers to an accident of contingent ex post facto (Provided, That where a person who has a disease or physical handicap causes but has caused a minor external factor or aggravated symptoms thereof, such minor external factor shall not be deemed an accident of contingent ex post facto) and is subject to the following classification:

SectorParagraphs of Category 1

5. A patient's disaster 31. Treatment at the time of the treatment of the patient's 31. Out of the outer and internal medicine treatment of the passenger car in the transportation accident on 29. Out of time, the items of internal and internal medicine treatment, which, although not mentioned in the disaster, caused abnormal reaction or a merger to the patient, are excluded from the disaster classification:

- Grade II of the physical disability of the class of an accident that has no intention or negligence of the diagnosis and treatment institution among the "disaster against a patient in the course of external and internal treatment."

5. Grade III, in cases where a physical disability in Grades III-2 through VII occurs among one arms or one bridge, for which another body disability in Grades III-2 through VII is born and a physical disability in Grades III-2 through VII, or 5 through 11 occurs among the other arms or one bridge;

5. Grade IV in cases where it is impossible to fully use the sections 2, among the sections 3 and 4 of one bridge or one bridge, permanently;

4. Grade 6: When a person is subject to restrictions on basic action for lifelong life because he/she has left a remarkably long-term disability, or when he/she has lost his/her high return, he/she has left a permanent disability in sexual functions;