Administrative Litigation Act Article 125-1

After seeking opinions from the parties to the litigation, the presiding judge may set a deadline and order the parties to the litigation to do the following:1. make statements about facts or point out the methods of proof.2. submit the documents or objects that the parties to the litigation have legal obligations to submit.If the parties to the litigation miss the deadline described in the preceding Paragraph to make statements about facts, point out the methods of proof, or submit the documents or objects, and if all the following conditions are met, the administrative court may, unless otherwise stipulated by law, make judgments or rulings regardless of such statements about facts or methods of proof:1. missing the deadline hinders the conclusion of the litigation.2. the parties to the litigation fail to demonstrate that missing the deadline was not attributable to them.3. the presiding judge notified the parties to the litigation beforehand of the consequences of missing the deadline.