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Entry 2018.11.30 10:39
Mr. A participated in a bicycle contest held last May in Pyeongchang-gun, Hoengseong-gun, Hongcheon-gun, in Gangwon Province. He crashed on partially damaged speeding during his trip. Shortly after, he was taken to a hospital and treated, but eventually died of brain damage.
Family members filed lawsuits against company B, the sponsoring company, and the Pyeongchang Army in March of this year. The bereaved family said: "We had to follow the course of the competition in advance and pay close attention to accident prevention, so we neglected our obligation," and asked organizers and local authorities 230 million won.
"Armies B and Pyeongchang jointly agreed to pay a total of 165 million won to their bereaved family members," said the 37th Civil Court Chamber of the Seoul Central District Court on June 30.
The court said: "As a supervisor, there is an error that company B did not act while the course was to be prepared in case of an accident related to the safety of the participants." It is held that there is no data to admit that B removed the foreign substances on the road included in the blower's course,
The court said Pyeongchang was obliged to ensure that the roads could be kept safe so that roads could be maintained. In the meantime, W 152 million in total, including the amount of inheritance, alimony and funeral costs related to Mr. A's death, were calculated as compensation for the injury suffered.
The court ruled that the sponsor was solely responsible for promoting the event and paying the prize in order to publicize the bike equipment, stating: "We are not responsible for the obligations in terms of safety management and do not badume responsibility for the accident. " .
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