1. The plaintiff's claim is dismissed.

2. The costs of the lawsuit are assessed against the defendant.

1. Basic facts

A. The Defendant is the owner of D’s passenger ship, which operates between neighboring islands in C as a company operating coastal marine passenger transportation services. The Plaintiff is a preliminary seafarer of D from November 20, 2016, who served as D’s mate from around November 20, 2016.

B. On November 26, 2017, the Plaintiff was on board D and worked on the day of November 26, 2017, and at around 19:30, while driving the freight vehicle, left the right side of the said freight vehicle in front of the front-namdo, and caused an accident involving the signboard of the street 2 glus and crosswalks and crosswalks (hereinafter “instant accident”).

C. The Plaintiff, owing to the instant accident, was in a state of mathy due to damage to the flag of light water.

[Ground of recognition] The entry of Gap evidence Nos. 1, 2, and 3 and the purport of the whole oral argument / [SeafarerArticle 94 (Medical Care Compensation) of the Seafarers Act] (2) The shipowner shall pay expenses within the scope of three months necessary for medical care under any of the following subparagraphs where a seafarer has sustained an injury or a disease due to reasons other than his/her duties while on board (including the landing period at a port of call and the travel period accompanied by boarding and leaving a ship;

1. Where a seafarer is injured or affected by a disease subject to medical care benefits under the National Health Insurance Act, a shipowner shall reimburse expenses equivalent to an amount to be borne by a seafarer himself/herself who takes medical care pursuant to Article 44 of the same Act, and where a seafarer is injured or affected by a disease not subject to medical care benefits under the same Act, a shipowner shall reimburse expenses incurred in the medical care of such

The scope of medical care under Article 95 (Scope of Medical Care) 94 shall be as follows:

1. Diagnosis;

2. Provision of medicine, medical supplies, artificial limbs, and other prosthetic devices;

3. A surgical operation and other medical treatment;

4. Accommodation in a hospital, clinic or other place necessary for medical treatment other than one's own house (including the provision of meals);

5. Nursing;

6. Transfer.

7. The cost of transportation required for outpatient treatment.