Administrative Litigation Act Article 234

The judgment delivered by the court may state the facts and reasons under the same heading and may indicate only the relevant parts, leaving out the less relevant descriptions.District administrative courts may, when announcing the judgment, order the courtroom reporter to write down the minutes of the oral argument or judgment, the holding of the judgment, and the important facts and reasons, and do not enter a separate document for judgement.The minutes or their summary referred to in the preceding Paragraph should be noted separately, signed by the court reporter, and stamped with the court's seal.The service of the minutes or their summary referred to in Paragraph 2 has the same effect as the service of the judgment.