The ruling by the Seoul Central District Court came about two months after ADOR filed a lawsuit against the group’s five members, insisting that the contract remains valid and cannot be unilaterally terminated.
Last month, NewJeans changed their name to NJZ and began their own independent activities, such as ad endorsement deals, TV appearances, and more.
The move was made shortly after they abruptly announced the termination of their contract with ADOR, under entertainment behemoth HYBE, in November last year, citing a breach of obligations and negligence.
It also came on the heels of Vietnamese-Australian member Hannie revealing an incident of being ostracized at the agency, as well as the forced ouster of their producer Min Hee-jin, from her position as CEO of ADOR.
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