
AI-generated summary
A cyber wrecker is a YouTuber who makes money by provocatively covering other people's incidents and accidents. On his YouTube channel, Tukga raised suspicions that In received financial compensation for sexual intercourse and gambled in Las Vegas, USA. Mr. In filed a lawsuit for damages in September 2024, claiming 30 million won against Bukga, claiming that his reputation was damaged and he suffered mental pain as a result.
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Bit-na = BJ (Internet broadcast host) Gwajuk Se-yeon (real name In Se-yeon) won a partial victory in the second trial of the damages claim lawsuit against cyber wrecker YouTuber Pteokga.
On the 10th, Civil Appellate Division 10-2 of the Seoul Central District Court (Presiding Judge Jeong Do-seong and Jegal-chang Kim Hye-jin) upheld the first trial judgment that ruled that Beokga should pay 10 million won to In in the appeal trial of the damages lawsuit filed by Mr. In.
A cyber wrecker is a YouTuber who makes money by provocatively covering other people's incidents and accidents.
On his YouTube channel, Tukga raised suspicions that In received financial compensation for sexual intercourse and gambled in Las Vegas, USA.
Mr. In filed a lawsuit for damages in September 2024, claiming 30 million won against Bukga, claiming that his reputation was damaged and he suffered mental pain as a result.
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There is a possibility that the company will appeal to the Supreme Court against the second trial ruling.
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