Court Lifts 1.73 Billion Won Provisional Attachment Against Enplus

Bitget2026/10/29 07:25

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Seoul Central District Court on Oct. 29, 2026, canceled a provisional attachment against Enplus involving 1.73 billion won.
The court dismissed the creditor's attachment application; the disputed amount represented 9.04% of equity.
The court found repayment appeared complete on the 26th series of unregistered, coupon-bearing, unsecured privately placed convertible bonds.
Documents purporting to acknowledge outstanding debt appeared forged, leaving insufficient evidence to support the creditor's claim.
The creditor must bear litigation costs.

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