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1. A notary public C office of the Defendant against the Plaintiff A is a promissory note No. 398, 2014, written on April 24, 2014.
Reasons
1. Basic facts
A. The Defendant is an independent corporate agent (GA, Generalization), which sells insurance products, and D, which has worked as an insurance solicitor for a period of ten years, entered into a contract with the Defendant for commission of insurance solicitors, and establishes the Defendant E branch (hereinafter “E branch”).
Plaintiff
A had worked as an insurance solicitor for six months prior to the conclusion of the instant commission contract as follows, and Plaintiff B was the children of Plaintiff D, and the Plaintiffs were the insurance solicitors of the E branch.
B. 1) On March 24, 2014, the Defendant concluded a commission contract with the Plaintiffs and each insurance solicitor (hereinafter collectively referred to as “instant commission contract”).
(2) The term of the contract under Article 4 (Period of Contract) of the Insurance Solicitors Rules shall be one year from the date of conclusion of the contract, and shall be automatically extended one year, except where the company or the insurance solicitor notifies in writing not later than one month prior to the date of termination of the contract that there is no intention for extension of the contract. Article 14 (Restrictions on Dismissal and Entrustment may be limited to the case where the insurance solicitor falls under any of the following subparagraphs, and any allowances incurred after the dismissal may not be paid to the company, and where part or all of the commissioned affairs are restricted, the company may either suspend payment of the allowances or suspend payment of the allowances for the limited period of the commissioned affairs:
(4) Where the amount of allowances is more than the maintenance fees due to the invalidation, cancellation, etc. caused by an insurance solicitor's failure to pay insurance premiums for a contract sold by him/her intentionally or by gross negligence, or a company's regulations or contracts related to entrusted duties.