The court released its final verdict on Park Yoo Chun following his previous case. Will he be able to continue his career in the entertainment industry? Continue reading for details.
Park Yoo Chun's Request To Continue His Activities Gets Rejected by Court
Based on a news release by a media outlet on September 27, Park Yoo Chun's request to cancel his broadcast ban was rejected by the 50th Civil Division of the Seoul District Court.
To recall, in 2021, the idol-actor embroiled in a controversy with his former agency Re: Cielo, which was established by the manager whom Yoo Chun had worked with for a long time.
Following the disagreement, the "Sungkyungkwan Scandal" lead star faced a legal battle with Yesperar, the agency to which Re: Cielo transferred the management rights of the former JYJ member.
It has been said that during those time, Park Yoo Chun was accused by his agency of breaching the contract when he signed with a company in Japan while his contract with the Korean agency was not yet over, which is said to end in 2024.
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After long discussions, the legal court then accepted the request forbidding Park Yoo Chun to make his return to the entertainment industry to continue promoting his upcoming film and other entertainment engagements.
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In particular, the court released its statement, "Until the final judgment on the case, Park Yoo Chun is not allowed to engage in the production of albums or videos, filming commercials, appearing on TV, or engaging in entertainment activities for a third party other than Yesperar."
This also means that the Korean star's local and international entertainment activities are legally suspended.
Park Yoo Chun To Make Comeback Movie But Prohibited To Join the Promotion
After the court's statement was released, Yoo Chun immediately requested to lift the ban in order to make his return to show business. However, the court did not accept it.
In the middle of his case against his former agency, the male star will reportedly reunite with his fans this October through his comeback film "Dedicated to Evil."
Unfortunately, Yoo Chun will not be able to participate in any of its promotions.
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