
AI-generated summary
Seongnam Urban Development Corporation filed a lawsuit to cancel the fraudulent act against Mr. Kim Man-bae in relation to the Daejeon-dong development corruption case and froze the disposal of the land as a preservation disposition.
Seongnam Urban Development Corporation announced on the 11th that the provisional seizure of real estate worth 2.2 billion won applied for land in Suwon City under the name of the spouse of Kim Man-bae, the major shareholder of Hwacheon Daeyu Asset Management, a private business operator in the 'Daejang-dong development corruption' case, was upheld by the court.
This decision follows the court's acceptance on the 9th of the preservation disposition requested by the Corporation along with the lawsuit filed against Mr. Kim's spouse at the Seongnam Branch of the Suwon District Court on the 16th of last month along with the cancellation of the fraudulent act.
Accordingly, arbitrary disposal of the land in question is restricted until the main lawsuit is decided.
According to the Corporation, in October 2021, while the prosecution's investigation into the Daejang-dong suspicions was in progress, Mr. Kim donated 2.2 billion won in funds from Cheonhwa-dong No. 2, which he effectively controls, to his spouse's account.
In October of the following year, the spouse purchased land in Gwonseon-gu, Suwon-si with this money and completed the transfer of ownership registration in his or her name.
The Corporation believes that Mr. Kim reduced the assets for which he is responsible by embezzling funds from his spouse, the second executive director of Cheonhwa-dong, in order to avoid liability for damages, and is currently filing a lawsuit requesting the cancellation of the gift contract and the return of 2.2 billion won.
Including this decision, there are a total of 14 cases and 18 items (estimated market value) for real estate preservation disposition applied for by the Corporation to secure the property responsible for those involved in the Daejang-dong incident (estimated market value of approximately 100 billion won).
The Corporation plans to continue to track the borrowed names and hidden assets of criminal case defendants and continue to take legal action, including additional lawsuits.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Disposal of the land will continue to be restricted until the main lawsuit is decided.
Very likely · Within weeks
The Corporation will file additional lawsuits by tracing the borrowed names and hidden assets of criminal case defendants.
Likely · Within months

A fire broke out early Wednesday at a shantytown in Seoul's southern ward of Gangnam, but firefighters fully extinguished the blaze with no injuries reported. The fire began at a home in Guryong Village at 4:28 a.m. and was put out at 6:27 a.m. after mobilizing 105 personnel and 32 vehicles. Authorities plan to investigate the exact cause.

A man in his 20s caused a collision while drunk driving on the 1st Ring Expressway in Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, causing three injuries and severe congestion on a 6km section of the way to work. The police plan to investigate Mr. A on suspicion of drunk driving under the Road Traffic Act.

At 5:37 a.m. on the 11th, two trucks and two passenger cars collided in succession in the direction of Pangyo near Songnae Interchange on the 1st Ring Expressway in Sosa-gu, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, injuring three people and causing severe congestion on a 6km section of the commute to work.

Circumstances were discovered that Michał Oksinski, the gunman who killed six people in Krakow, Poland, had fallen into right-wing extremism, including searching for Norwegian far-right terrorist Anders Behring Breivik. Authorities are investigating the motive for the crime.

A South Korean Army K55A1 self-propelled howitzer collided with two civilian cars in Cheorwon, resulting in one civilian death and one injury. The military vehicle was returning from a training exercise when the incident occurred on a dark highway.

The Public Prosecution Service, which is investigating allegations that former President Roh Tae-woo's family concealed slush funds, has booked his son, South Korean Ambassador to China Noh Jae-heon, as a suspect. The Public Prosecution Office plans to detect the circumstances surrounding slush funds flowing into the foundation and soon coordinate a summons schedule.