1. The defendant 13,492,194 won for plaintiff A, 3,751,392 won for plaintiff B, 9,595,873 won for plaintiff C and E, and 3.

1. Occurrence of liability for damages;

A. The facts under the recognition of facts do not conflict between the parties or may be acknowledged by comprehensively taking into account the overall purport of the arguments in the statements in Gap evidence Nos. 1 through 9 (including each number) (A). The military police squad consisting of the 20th class of the 11th group of the armed forces belonging to the defendant, the 8th class of the 20th group of the 11th group of the 20th group of the military forces, the 8th class of the 8th group of the North Korean police, and the 5th class of the 1950 group of the 625 war, during which the 625 war was in progress until May 1951. In the process, the military police and soldiers were killed by the police and soldiers without following due process due process (hereinafter “the case of sacrifice to the civilian in the 19th group of the military forces”).

B) On January 3, 1951, 1951, the network I (hereinafter “the deceased”) was killed without justifiable grounds without undergoing lawful procedures by means of the total attack of the military police force, which was conducted as soon as possible.

2) According to the Framework Act on the Settlement of History for Truth and Reconciliation (hereinafter “The Act on the Settlement of History”) a committee for the settlement of truth established under the Framework Act on the Settlement of History for Truth and Reconciliation (hereinafter “the Act on the Settlement of History”) has received an application for ascertaining the truth from 129 persons, including J, etc. from November 1, 2005 to November 30, 2006 with respect to the cases of sacrifice against the civilian in the ancient Chang-si area, which occurred at the time of the Korean War from 129 persons, including J, etc., and conducted an investigation into the applicant, witness investigation, and on-site investigation.

B. On June 30, 2010, the Korean War Reorganization Commission recognized that the military scambling was killed by civilians including the deceased without undergoing due process, and accordingly confirmed that the military scambling was a tort infringing on the people's fundamental rights, due process, and the right to trial.