1. As to the Plaintiff’s share of 1/5 of each of the real estate listed in the separate sheet Nos. 1 through 5:

A. Defendant B shall be liable to compensate for the losses incurred by Defendant B on January 2013.

1. Facts of recognition;

A. The plaintiff is a clan consisting of descendants who jointly set D, and the E clan (hereinafter "E clan") is a clan consisting of descendants who jointly set up F, who is four years of age or older of D, as the descendants of D.

B. On June 30, 1965, on each real estate listed in the separate sheet, registration of preservation of ownership has been completed for the joint ownership (1/5 shares, respectively) of G, H, I, J, and K (hereinafter the above five persons referred to as “co-owners”).

[Defendant C] Defendant C is not a member of the Plaintiff’s clan but a member of the Plaintiff’s clan, but a member of the Plaintiff’s clan in the course of his religious species (hereinafter “MM”).

Although asserting that the member of the clan was a member of the clan, it is difficult to view that the MM had been equipped with the organization as a non-corporate body at the time of registration of the above real estate ownership as to each of the real estate listed in the separate sheet, as seen later, and considering that both J and K are registered in the Plaintiff’s family register and the family register of LA, it is difficult to view that J and K were members of the clan at the time of registration of the above ownership preservation.

Attached Form

The registration certificate concerning each real estate in the list is written in the name of the co-owner as "Biju City N", and all the addresses of co-owners were written in the register as "Biju City O", and later the registration certificate was corrected as identical to the addresses entered in the registration certificate.

However, “Maju-si N” has the Plaintiff’s office and the Plaintiff’s triallight, and thereafter the administrative district has been changed and the land has been divided, thereby making P or Q in the Nam-si.

Attached Form

Each real estate recorded in the list has been managed by the plaintiff's clan R, and since 1994, E clans formed and managed by E, it has been used as the plaintiff's memorials, and even the Do has been used for the management of the tombstones and for the preparation of memorials.

E. The co-owners were all dead, and Defendant B, the grandchildren of the network G, succeeded to the shares of the network G on February 14, 2012, by agreement and division.