The Nation's MC Yoo Jae Suk's legal strife with his past agency appears as if it won't draw to a close any time soon.�
On November 9, Yoo Jae Suk's current agency FNC Entertainment stated, "This past 3rd Yoo Jae Suk submitted a petition of appeals regarding his unearned accrued income."�
Back in 2005, Yoo Jae Suk entered into an exclusive contract with Stom E&F�and made around 600 million KRW (~$517,000) by appearing on various TV programs. However, in May of 2010, due to the provisional seizure of Stom E&F's assets amounting to 8 billion KRW (~$6.89 billion USD), Yoo Jae Suk failed to receive his due profits.�
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Subsequent the label's predicament, Yoo Jae Suk terminated his contract with Stom E&F in October of 2010 and filed a damages claim to each of the broadcasting companies that he made an appearance for. The companies, in turn, chose to hand the case over to the courts.�
The courts had ruled, "The profits earned through activities as a celebrity are principally calculated after the label first receives them," refusing to acknowledge Yoo Jae Suk's claim by citing the conditions of his exclusive contract. �
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