민사소송에 있어서 법률상 소송대리인

The manager stipulated in Art. 10. of the Commercial Code has a wide range of representative power unlimited by the principal unless restricted so by the substantive law itself. In civil action the court in practice has not paid full-fledged attention to whether the manager who represents the party is genuinely qualified for the authorization by meeting the capacity requirements due to unjustifiable reasons including the allergedly difficult task to scrutinize the legitimacy of the manager even entered in the commercial registration. However such a practice has to be changed as soon as practicable in view of the significance of the representative capacity as a thresh-hold question in the civil procedure. The prevalence of the pseudo managers in the civil practice who unlawfully represent the party amounts to the substantially undermining the fundamental principle for the representation by the attorney-at-law in the civil practice. This paper focuses on how to discern the pseudo manager easily in the civil practice. and deal with such an unqualified agent by applying the relevant civil procedural law.