1. All of the plaintiffs' claims are dismissed.

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

1. Basic facts

A. 1) D married with E (the death of September 29, 193), and left five children, including Defendant A, Plaintiff F, G, and H (the death of July 5, 1994), and died on March 18, 2014. (2) Plaintiff B married with H, and left Nonparty I and J as their children, but was transferred all rights arising from the inheritance relationship due to D’s death to I et al.

B. 1) After D’s death, the Plaintiffs and the inheritors, including the Defendant, etc. opened the will on March 21, 2014, two wills were found as a result of opening the will. Of them, a will certified as a deed signed by a notary public (hereinafter “instant will”).

In 1) Each page, “1/2 of the deceased’s entire property shall be inherited to the defendant who is the south of son, and the remainder of 1/2 shall be divided into Plaintiff A, F, G, I, and K (the deceased’s statutory heir is not a statutory heir but a person living together until the deceased’s death), and F shall be more than 20%.” However, in 2 and 3 pages, each real estate listed in the separate sheet (hereinafter “instant real estate”) shall be inherited by the defendant, and the defendant shall pay the rental proceeds generated from the instant real estate and the sales proceeds when selling the instant real estate in installments to the heir, including the plaintiff, etc., by dividing it into one’s own portion. (c) The following: (a) the inheritance ratio adjustment and discussions on the disposal of the instant real estate); (b) the defendant, the plaintiffs, their husbands, etc. shall be more than 5% of the total inheritance agreement x 20% of the mother of G, and (b) the mother of G shall be more than 50% of the principal’s signature and 20% of G.

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