Administrative Litigation Act Article 111

After the service of the complaint, the plaintiff may not amend his/her claim or raise additional claims, unless otherwise agreed by the defendant or determined appropriate by the administrative court.Where the defendant proceeds orally on the merits of the principal case without objecting to the amendment or addition of claims, he/she shall be deemed to have agreed to such amendment or addition.The amendment or addition of claims in case of any of the following circumstances shall be permitted:1. Where the claim shall be adjudicated jointly with regard to several persons and one or several such persons who are not parties are joined as parties;2. Where the claim is amended but the grounds of the pleadings remain the same;3. Where the change of circumstances makes it necessary to replace the original claim with another claim;4. Where a litigation of revocation was erroneously initiated while a litigation for a declaratory judgment shall be initiated;5. Where the amendment or addition of claims should be permitted pursuant to Article 197 or other laws;The preceding three Paragraphs shall not apply to the amendment or addition of claims to revoke an administrative disposition without going through administrative appeal procedure.The administrative court's decision determining that there is no amendment or addition of claims or allowing the amendment or addition of claims is not reviewable. However, in litigation of revocation with ground that such disposition has not gone through administrative appeal procedure, the court's decision may be appealed along with the final judgment.