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• What does a jeonse tenant in Korea need in order to gain the right of priority repayment and protect the deposit?Civil law and everyday rights
• When may a Korean tenant exercise the right to demand renewal of a lease?Civil law and everyday rights
• Who chairs the State Council of Korea?Constitution and the state
• Which office in Korea is not filled by a vote of the people or of local residents?Constitution and the state
• Under the Korean constitution, which group of basic rights brings together the right to vote, the right to hold public office, and the right to vote in referendums?Constitution and the state
• Which statute, to which the Korean constitution leaves the matter, sets out who qualifies as a citizen of Korea?Constitution and the state
• Which system divides seats in Korea's National Assembly among parties according to their share of the vote?Constitution and the state
• What is the step by which the president of Korea formally announces a statute passed by the National Assembly so that it can take effect?Constitution and the state
• Which national movement does the preamble of the Korean constitution name as the foundation on which the Republic of Korea was established?Constitution and the state
• What is the power by which the National Assembly of Korea asks the president to remove the prime minister or a minister?Constitution and the state
• Which country is known for having no single written constitutional document, with statutes passed by parliament and long-standing case law serving as its constitution?Constitution and the state
• The Korean constitution defines the territory of the Republic of Korea as the area south of the armistice line.Constitution and the state
• In Korea, only members of the National Assembly may introduce bills, and the government may not.Constitution and the state
• To whom does the Korean constitution give supreme command of the armed forces?Constitution and the state
• The Korean constitution states that no one shall be discriminated against on the basis of sex, religion, or social status.Constitution and the state
• The National Assembly of South Korea is split into an upper house and a lower house.Constitution and the state
• The constitution of South Korea names one particular religion as the religion of the state.Constitution and the state
• Under the Korean constitution, a citizen needs the state's permission to move to a new place of residence.Constitution and the state
• The Korean constitution guarantees people the freedom to choose their own occupation.Constitution and the state
• The Korean constitution guarantees the freedom to found political parties and a multi-party system.Constitution and the state
• The Korean constitution declares that the nation renounces wars of aggression.Constitution and the state
• Under the Korean constitution, the duty of education means the duty of students themselves to attend school.Constitution and the state
• What is the offence of making up facts and reporting them to investigators so that someone else faces criminal punishment?Criminal law and procedure
• What is the offence of frightening someone into handing over property, where the threat stops short of leaving them unable to resist?Criminal law and procedure
• Which principle applies Korea's criminal code even to crimes committed abroad by Korean citizens?Criminal law and procedure
• In Korea, which court order makes a person do a set number of hours of unpaid work for the public good?Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, a person who bought a weapon in order to commit murder can be punished even if they never went on to act.Criminal law and procedure
• In a Korean criminal trial, guilt must be proven to the point where no reasonable doubt remains.Criminal law and procedure
• When a prosecutor takes a case to court, what document setting out the alleged facts and the provisions to be applied is filed with the court?Criminal law and procedure
• Not knowing that an act was forbidden by law is not, on its own, enough to escape punishment.Criminal law and procedure
• Someone who gives a bribe to a public official is not an official, so they are not punished.Criminal law and procedure
• A confession obtained through torture or threats cannot be used as evidence of guilt, even if what it says is true.Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, hitting someone does not amount to assault if the other person is not hurt.Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, the rule is that a suspect is investigated while held in detention.Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, an accessory who only helped with another's crime is given the same sentence as the principal who carried it out.Criminal law and procedure
• Under Korean law, a person who does not pay a fine can be confined in a workhouse and made to work.Criminal law and procedure
• In Korea, a suspect who has been arrested can be held for a week without the question of detention ever going to a judge.Criminal law and procedure
• How does the register pass to the person who has paid the auction price in full?Civil law and everyday rights
• What happens to the deposit put down by someone who bids at a court auction and loses?Civil law and everyday rights
• What happens if you offer less than the minimum sale price the court has set?Civil law and everyday rights
• When does the winning bidder at an auction become the owner of the property?Civil law and everyday rights
• What should a buyer do if the former owner is still living in a property bought at auction?Civil law and everyday rights
• The deposit handed in with a bid at a court auction is usually how much, and of what?Civil law and everyday rights
• What does the runner-up file in advance in case the winning bidder never pays?Civil law and everyday rights
• What must you look at to find a tenant who does not show up on the register?Civil law and everyday rights
• What does the court enter on the register to announce that auction proceedings have begun?Civil law and everyday rights
• A buyer at auction can end up carrying maintenance charges the previous owner left unpaid.Civil law and everyday rights
• If someone is renting the property, the register alone will show how large their deposit is.Civil law and everyday rights
• What decides who gets to buy a property at a court auction?Civil law and everyday rights
• Only the creditors who are owed money may buy a home at a court auction; nobody else can put in a price.Civil law and everyday rights
• A court auction sells a debtor's property by force so that the proceeds can pay off the debt.Civil law and everyday rights
• An auction can only start once the people living in the property have cleared out and left it empty.Civil law and everyday rights
• To put in a price at a court auction you must also hand over a set deposit.Civil law and everyday rights
• Details of a property at a court auction can be seen only by those who have put in a price.Civil law and everyday rights
• If a property at auction finds no buyer once, the minimum sale price falls for the next date.Civil law and everyday rights
• A tenant has to move out of the property first in order to receive a share of the auction proceeds.Civil law and everyday rights
• If the winning bidder fails to pay by the deadline, the deposit put down earlier is returned.Civil law and everyday rights
• When someone dies leaving both descendants and ascendants, which of them inherits first?Civil law and everyday rights
• What does the Civil Act call it when you handle someone else's affairs for them without ever being asked?Civil law and everyday rights
• Which document has a government office confirm that the seal stamped on a contract is the signer's own?Civil law and everyday rights