I Became a Law School Genius – 123



I Became a Genius Law School Student Episode 123

Surprisingly the law school during vacation was not much different from during the semester.

“Why is civil litigation law so difficult?…”

“Of course it’s difficult. We’ve never had a trial before. “How can it be easy to study the rulebook of a game you’ve never played?”

“Oh that’s a good analogy. “It’s completely understandable.”

“A second-year senior said that. “He said he still doesn’t know much about litigation law.”

In the hallway students who had come out for a break were chatting and the only topic they talked about was studying. It was clear that he had been concentrating on studying litigation law until just now.

‘Well it’s the same for me too.’

The week after the court debate ends. I immediately started commuting to the law school again.

The reason of course is to study. Is there any other reason for a student to come to school to study?

‘Strictly speaking there is one more but…’

I opened my smartphone.

[Sender: Professor Yonghwan Jang]

– Come at a convenient time on the 22nd or 23rd.

During the debate I met Professor Yong-Hwan Jang face-to-face. He left a message saying that he had something to entrust to me and to come see him when the competition was over.

However the date he actually specified was the 22nd or 23rd. Today is the 9th so there is still a long time left.

‘But what on earth are you trying to get me to do?’

I couldn’t guess at all. Even after thinking about it nothing came to mind. I would find out when I met Jang Yong-hwan anyway so there was no need to worry about it now.

Ultimately this is what I can do now. And there was only one thing to do.

“It’s a good deed for next semester.”

“Why do you look so happy when you say that…”

“Because I’m happy.”

As soon as I arrived at the study room I energetically took out a casebook of civil procedure law. Lee Haru gave me a look that said she was tired but I hummed or opened the book.

In the meantime I studied in my spare time. However due to various schedules I was unable to invest enough time in civil procedure law to satisfy myself.

When I had free time like this I needed to do my best to make up for it.

Lee Haru took a deep breath climbed onto the seat opposite him took out the game console and plugged in his earphones. It is a consideration not to disturb me in its own way.

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‘I guess you don’t have to nag me.’

Lee Ha-ru’s goal is not to study ‘well’. All you have to do is graduate without any problems and pass the exam.

And at least at that point there was no need to worry.

Despite studying minimally and cramming from time to time Lee Ha-ru’s grades were in the upper-middle range.

‘Highly intelligent people are different.’

Just skimming through the book once will get you at least halfway through the book. I can’t even guess how good his hair is.

If I had studied like that I probably wouldn’t have been able to avoid repeating a grade.

[Case 23. Effect of a lawsuit involving the deceased as a party]

– On July 23 2014 A entered into a land sales contract with B to purchase land X owned by B.

– However A died on 2014.09.01. Despite paying the down payment and the balance of the intermediate payment Party B did not deliver land X to Party A or complete the transfer of ownership registration.

– Meanwhile 2015.02.11. Eul died and Eul’s only child Byeong inherited all of Eul’s property. A who was unaware of this fact filed a lawsuit against B seeking delivery and transfer of ownership of land X…(omitted)….

‘It’s a simple problem.’

It is a question of checking basic concepts.

‘The deceased cannot be a party.’

The deceased has no capacity to proceed with the legal proceedings. In legal terms it is said that there is no ‘party capacity’. Therefore in principle lawsuits against the deceased are invalid.

‘But that doesn’t mean it would be a huge waste in many ways to immediately dismiss the case and have it filed again.’

Since ancient times litigation has never been an easy task.

Person A who filed the lawsuit must have visited several organizations and prepared various documents and the process of submitting them one by one to the court takes a lot of effort.

Meanwhile the same is true from the court’s perspective. The court is an institution that always suffers from a lack of manpower.

The enormous workload is barely being handled by forcing judges and trial researchers to work overtime every day.

In a situation like this it is extremely inefficient to dismiss Party A’s lawsuit on principle and have them file the lawsuit again.

Anyway what A really wants is not to file a lawsuit against B.

If he had known that Eul was dead wouldn’t he have filed a lawsuit against his heir Byeong?

Therefore instead of viewing Byeong the heir as the ‘actual defendant’ and dismissing the lawsuit filed by A there is a system that only corrects the defendant’s mark in the complaint and allows the lawsuit to proceed as is.

‘It’s called correction of party indication.’

I organize the contents in my head into a table of contents and write them down on the answer sheet. Confirmation of the deceased’s capacity as a party and the actual defendant’s action.

After solving a few more similar problems time passed quickly. As I closed my book and sank down in my chair to take a short break Lee Ha-ru who was playing by herself started talking to me.

“There is both good news and bad news.”

“What is it?”

“First of all good news. “Lighting has completed a prototype of the LegalTech program.”

“oh.”

I heard good news from a place I had forgotten.

Writing a generative AI startup that I recently took over a stake from my father.

I ordered them to reorganize into Legaltech Development Company and gave them Iharu’s improved ‘Nalmeok’ as a specific means of doing so.

After that I just stopped paying attention. This is because there is nothing I can do even if I step in and do not know anything about company management or AI.

Instead Iharu Lee has been in regular contact with Lighting’s programmers and assisted in the development of the LegalTech program.

It appears that the result has now been released.

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“It’s faster than you think?”

“Because it’s a prototype. “All we need to do is convince investors right away.”

This means that you only need to package it enough to convince people of its possibilities and potential.

In the first place the improved version of ‘Nalmeok’ itself was quite high-performance so it was understandable that it was completed so quickly.

“Then what’s the bad news?”

“Investors lined up to invest a large amount of money after seeing that.”

“…Why is that bad news?”

“If you have money you have to work.”

It’s not that it’s not Lee Ha-ru’s dark circles are darker than usual.

As soon as the competition ended it was clear that the lighting developers had suffered.

“I worked really hard. Compensation… should I give you?”

“What do you want?”

“That combo I used last time. “Teach me.”

“It’s really consistent.”

Lee Haru picked up the laptop with bright eyes and I smiled bitterly.

‘So how cheap is the labor force?’

It’s not some kind of dog. If you can satisfy these talented people just by playing a little you will have a viable business.

I started the fighting game on my laptop and started giving an impromptu lecture.

“Now it’s important to cancel the delay here.”

“Oot.”

“Press both buttons at the same time like this”

“Oh…!”

Lee Ha-ru who was taught the secret repeatedly expressed admiration.

‘At times like this I look like an idiot who only knows the game.’

Nevertheless he demonstrates genius in his field without any doubt so the level of excellence is amazing.

How much time has passed? Just as the game was about to end the study room door clicked and opened.

“hi. “How was everyone?”

“Are you here?”

Hanseol greeted me with a very bright expression.

Even the shadow that was always cast in a corner seemed to have been completely removed. It must have been properly tied in some form.

‘I’m glad.’

The problem with my mother was a bomb that was sure to explode someday. It’s a good thing that we were able to resolve this issue and move on.

“thank you.”

As he passed by me Hanseol whispered in a low voice that could barely be heard.

‘I didn’t do anything to be thanked.’

It was something that Hanseol would have solved on his own at some point anyway. The timing has just been brought forward.

On the contrary since he even caused the situation to be taken to the hospital it is not enough to feel sorry let alone receive gratitude.

“Oh indeed.”

Hanseol smiled brightly and held out her smartphone as if nothing had happened.

“There was an article about it.”

“What article?”

“that. “There was an interview I did during a legal argument contest.”

“oh. “I want to see it too.”

It’s not that it wasn’t the article was actually published on a legal newspaper site. A photo of our team and an interview as well.

“’Isn’t it easy? Winner of the Jain Legal Argument Contest. ‘Meet the legal genius Park Yoo-seung.’”

“Hey. “Look at your spirit.”

“Hey don’t read it in front of the other party!”

Hanseol read the slightly fabricated headline out loud and Lee Haru clapped next to him.

“I’ve never said something so arrogant in the first place. “I just said that I liked studying the law so I didn’t find it too difficult or difficult.”

“…Isn’t that what you mean?”

“The nuance is different the nuance.”

The story that it was worth enduring because of passion and purpose was disguised as the ambition of an arrogant genius.

“A character like this is more fun than a dull model student. “This might have some repercussions.”

“Are you sure? “If you look at legal newspapers how much do you read?”

At best it is a newspaper that only people interested in this industry read.

Even so there are few people who usually read articles about trends in law firms or new precedents and even look up stories about legal arguments.

“Well you don’t know that.”

Hehehe Hanseol laughed meaningfully.

* * *

Oh Hye-in the entertainment director of general programming channel ‘Channel K’ has been very hot these days.

‘It’s almost time for me to get promoted.’

She was the type of leader who was good at accepting people. Oh Hye-in’s own senses and planning skills were not that great but she had a knack for recognizing competent subordinates.

Oh Hye-in’s method was to support and push someone without any consideration if she was judged to be a competent person.

Thanks to this the production team under Oh Hye-in has already achieved several hits.

Before you know it your achievements and achievements have accumulated like a mountain. It was to the point where I could slowly aim for promotion to head of production.

Coincidentally there were rumors going around that the current head of production would be transferred to another location in the next quarter.

‘Just one thing. If I just open one more program….’

If he could achieve one more performance in this timing the next head of production would definitely be his.

Therefore Oh Hye-in was anxiously waiting for a good plan to come up.

“Oh Director. “Is it okay for a moment?”

It was at that time that the man came.

“No who is this?”

Oh Hye-in who recognized the man’s face instantly smiled.

“Aren’t we the team leader?”

Team leader Han was the most competent person in the production team she led.

So far no program he has planned has ever failed.

“Maybe it’s a new plan…”

“yes. you’re right. “New plan.”

“really? Where where. “Give it to me.”

Expectation bloomed on Oh Hye-in’s face as she accepted the plan.

“What is it this time?”

“Do you remember the program I planned last time? ‘Love Sign’.”

“How could I not remember that? “It was the biggest hit program that came out of our entertainment department.”

‘Love Sign’ was a dating entertainment program.

A format where ordinary cast members move into shared lodgings and a celebrity panel watches their lives for a month and guesses who will end up with whom.

As Oh Hye-in said this program was a huge success. Thanks to this the genre of dating entertainment itself took off and similar programs became popular for a while.

“Is it similar to ‘Love Sign’ this time?”

“In some ways you could say yes. “It’s not a dating program though.”

“okay…?”

Oh Hye-in’s expression became slightly ambiguous.

‘Love Sign was a success because it was a dating show.’

The freshness provided by the cast of ordinary people and the timeless truth that there is nothing more interesting than someone else’s love story.

These two elements made viewers become fully immersed with the panelists.

Team leader Han’s words were no different from his intention to let go of an already proven formula for success.

Because of this Oh Hye-in felt slightly anxious but she soon came to a conclusion.

‘okay. Let’s trust team leader Han. ‘I’m not the type of person to post plans that will fail.’

If you’re going to trust me be sure to do it until the end.

It was an iron rule that allowed Oh Hye-in who did not have much talent to rise to this level at the broadcasting station.

‘Let’s look at the plan first.’

Oh Hye-in’s pupils dilated greatly as she read the plan with such determination.

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