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1. Case Overview
a. Party Represented by Barun Law
We represented purchasers of penthouse units in an officetel.

b. Background of the Case
The plaintiffs purchased units advertised as penthouses with large terraces. However, the units were actually rooftop structures rather than true penthouses, and the terraces—advertised as part of the exclusive area—were equipped with common facilities such as ventilation 라이브 바카라, rope hooks, and ladders. These terraces were accessible only through each unit's exclusive areas.

c. Litigation
The purchasers had paid 2–3 times more than other units of the same size due to the claim that these were penthouses with large terraces. However, the terraces had common facilities—especially large ventilation 라이브 바카라—not disclosed at the time of the sale. The plaintiffs sought to cancel the contract on the grounds of fraud or mistake and demanded the return of the down payment and interim payments already made.

2. Judgment
The court ruled fully in favor of the plaintiffs in relation to units with ventilation 라이브 바카라 installed.

3. Basis for the Judgment
The officetel units in question were marketed with an emphasis on terrace use. As such, the ability to use the terrace and its scope constituted a material element of the sale contracts. The installed ventilation 라이브 바카라 were part of a common exhaust system for the building—serving kitchens, bathrooms, etc., on floors above the 30th floor. Since the presence of these 라이브 바카라 significantly diminished the usability and value of the terraces, the seller had an obligation to inform the buyers of the existence of the 라이브 바카라, but failed to do so. The court found that this failure constituted a deceptive omission and that the buyers entered the contracts under a mistaken belief. Thus, the contracts could be canceled.

4. Our Arguments and Role
We successfully argued that the existence of common facilities on the terraces had not been disclosed at the time of contracting. When the court did not allow an on-site inspection, we submitted detailed interior and exterior video footage clearly showing that the units were far from being true penthouses. We also used drone footage comparing this officetel's rooftop to other buildings, demonstrating that the ventilation 라이브 바카라 could have been installed elsewhere—strengthening the claim that the sale had been misleading.

5. Significance of the Judgment
This case establishes that if essential terms of a contract are not properly disclosed, the buyer may cancel the sale. It serves as a meaningful precedent for similar cases involving non-disclosure and misrepresentation in real estate sales.