Court grants Lee So-ra order to seize rights to 45 musical works

Singer Lee So-ra has secured a court order to seize the neighboring rights to 45 musical works, including "The Wind Blows," against Kim, the former representative of her previous agency Seiren. Her current agency, Marehim, announced on the 10th that the legal action follows a February application aimed at protecting her rights.

Singer Lee So-ra has applied for a court order to seize the neighboring rights to 45 musical works, including "The Wind Blows," against the former representative of her previous agency, and has received a decision from the court to grant the application. Her current agency, Marehim, announced this in an official statement on the 10th, explaining that legal procedures are being taken to settle the relationship with the former agency, with whom she worked for a long time, and to protect her rights.

According to the agency, Lee So-ra applied for the seizure order regarding the neighboring rights against Kim, the former representative of her previous agency, Seiren, this past February. The seizure targets reportedly include rights related to her 6th studio album, which features her signature song "The Wind Blows," as well as her 7th and 8th studio albums and remake albums.

Marehim stated that while they had considered the matter carefully because the former agency was a long-time partner, they determined that it was no longer possible to maintain a relationship of trust given various circumstances. They further requested understanding that it is difficult to disclose all specific details as the relevant procedures are currently ongoing.

Additionally, the agency added a request to refrain from speculation regarding unconfirmed information. The agency emphasized that they will do their best to ensure Lee So-ra can focus on her musical activities.

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