Commercial Case Adjudication Act Article 60

A petition for the perpetuation of evidence shall be submitted to the Commercial Court. In the event of an urgent situation, said petition may be submitted to the district court where the person to be examined resides or where the evidence is located.A petition to the Commercial Court for the perpetuation of evidence shall indicate and clarify which matters falls under the Commercial Court's jurisdiction.When the court implements the perpetuation of evidence, it may order a commercial investigator to perform his or her duties on site.If an opposing party refuses the implementation of the perpetuation of evidence without justifiable reasons, the court may use coercive measures to exclude such refusal to the extent necessary, and may request the assistance of police authorities when necessary.If the implementation of a perpetuation of evidential action endangers the integrity of trade secrets of the opposing party or a third party, the court may, at the request of the petitioner, the opposing party, or the third party, issue restrictions and custody or access prohibitions of the evidential information obtained during the said implementation to the persons present during the implementation. The provisions of Article 55 through the preceding article shall apply mutatis mutandis to the case in the preceding paragraph.When the court deems necessary, it may request the district court where the person to be examined resides or where the evidence is located to implement the perpetuation of evidence. When a court is entrusted to implement the perpetuation of evidence, the provisions of the third paragraph through the preceding paragraph shall apply.