1. The instant lawsuit shall be dismissed.

2. The costs of lawsuit shall be borne by the Plaintiff.

1. Facts of recognition;

A. The party-related plaintiff is a clan set up in Jung who is 20 years of age of EC F. G with a mid-term view.

G was composed of seven children, including H, I, J, K, L, M, and N, and Defendant B’s organization (hereinafter “Defendant clan”) is a clan that was set up in the middle of I among them.

Defendant C and D have purchased the land listed in the No. 10 list from Defendant clan and completed the registration of ownership transfer.

B. Change of the current status and title of each land of this case 1) Each land listed in the separate sheet No. 1 (hereinafter collectively referred to as “each land of this case”) shall be “each land of this case,” and individual land shall be designated and its lot number shall be specified only.

Of the instant land, the instant land contains a grave of GIST. The instant land has a grave of Q, a spouse of GIST, and a grave of Q I. The instant land has a grave of I’s spouse. The remainder of the instant land is the soil. 2) Of each of the instant land, S, T, U,V, and W land has completed the preservation of ownership or the registration of transfer of ownership in the 1913 to 1925, X (H descendants, 29 years old) completed the registration of transfer of ownership in the 1948, and Y land has completed the registration of transfer of ownership in the 1948, and X, AA, AB (29 years old, and 29 years old) completed the registration of transfer of ownership in the 1932.

On the other hand, the land cadastre of the O indicates that AC (J's son, 28 years old), AD (J's son, 31 years old descendant), and AE land cadastre is written as the owner of the land, and AF (the plaintiff asserts that the 'AG' is a clerical error in the land cadastre, and AG (H's son, 29 years old descendant) is written as a dateless situation.

The specific details are as shown in the column of "record in the previous public register" in the attached Table 2.

3) Of each of the instant lands, O and P land is effective since it was enacted by Act No. 2111 on May 21, 1969, and thereafter thereafter; hereinafter “former Act on Special Measures for Forest and Forest Areas”).

Pursuant to AH (the plaintiff is currently the representative of the plaintiff).