The injunction has been finalized.
Koreaboo
The court’s decision banning NJZ’s (NewJeans) independent activities has been finalized.
According to the legal community, as of June 24, the members did not file a re-appeal to the court’s decision to “preserve the agency’s status and prohibit the signing of advertising contracts.” A re-appeal against an injunction decision must be filed within one week of the date of receiving notice of trial.
The Seoul High Court previously dismissed the members’ objection to the provisional injunction. After the court accepted ADOR’s injunction request in March, all members’ objections and appeals were rejected.
The court also mentioned that if NJZ “arbitrarily leaves the exclusive contract and engages in independent activities, they will be able to monopolize the results, but ADOR will suffer serious damage from losing all investment results.”
Even if the injunction application is accepted, the members can continue to engage in activities while complying with their exclusive contracts.
— Seoul High Court
Previously, the Seoul High Court dismissed NJZ’s (NewJeans) injunction appeal. To this, NJZ has clarified that they will not return to ADOR.
Court Announces Decision Regarding NJZ’s (NewJeans) Injunction Appeal
