Attract vs. Ahn Sung-il on suspicion of 'P.T.T.T.T. Tampa Bay's indictment today (15th)

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The deadline for the sentence of indemnification filed by Attract, the agency of the group PFT, against Ahn Sung-il, CEO of The Givers, will be held.

On the morning of the 15th, the 33rd Civil Affairs Department (Agreement) (B) of the Seoul Central District Court will hold the first trial's ruling of a damage suit worth 2.1 billion won filed by Attract CEO Jeon Hong-joon against CEO Ahn Sung-il and others.

According to Attract, CEO of The Givers Ahn Sung-il and Director Baek Jin-sil not only violated the obligations under the business service contract signed with Attract, but also caused property damage to the plaintiff by interfering with the plaintiff's work, deceiving the plaintiff, or committing malpractice contrary to the plaintiff's interests.

Attract said through trial, "Basically, it's a claim for damages against defendants for illegal activities and breach of contract. CEO Ahn Sung-il once embezzled more than 150 million won while signing a business service contract that was not discussed in advance, and director Baek Jin-sil also committed illegal activities such as refusing an advertisement offer, leaving the fan cafe without permission, or deleting an e-mail account, he said. "Dogbus did not properly fulfill its settlement obligations."

In response, Ahn Sung-il said, "The case has already been reported in the media in favor of the plaintiff," adding, "In the end, the agreement was terminated to claim that the service contract was broken without permission, and there are few disputes between the plaintiff and the members involving the defendant."

Earlier, Pifty Pifty (Kina, Aran, Saena, Sio) filed an injunction against its agency Attract to suspend the validity of its exclusive contract, citing the breakdown of its trust relationship seven months after its debut in 2023. In response, Attract raised suspicions of tamping, which identified Ahn as an external force. In addition, their conflict leads to disputes over the copyright of "Cupid."

Among them, member Kina has returned to attraction and has reorganized into a five-member system with Munchanel, Yewon, Hana, and Athena to continue their activities. Aran, Saena and Sio built a new nest at Masive ENC, a label affiliated with IOK, and made their re-debut with the group Awloom.

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