Regulations Governing Remote Hearings and Transmission of Documents for Intellectual Property Cases by the Court Article 5

A judge may authorize a court clerk to register the usage of a tribunal on the court side in the remote interrogation scheduling system before 3 p.m. on the day before the remote hearing. The registration procedures shall be handled together, and the declarant shall be advised to appear on time for interrogation or to make statements, if the remote side is, as mentioned in Paragraph 1 of Article 3, a court, prosecutors office, government agency, or other suitable premises which are capable of registering in the remote interrogation scheduling system.A case requiring an urgent trial may waive the restriction described in the preceding paragraph, provided the court side shall first coordinate with the remote side, and the declarant shall be advised to appear on time for interrogation or make statements.Registration in the remote interrogation scheduling system as described in Paragraph 1 is on a first-come, first-serve basis. If the registration schedule for the day is full, no further registration for that day will be accepted by the scheduling system.In the event of any changes to the registration in the remote interrogation scheduling system in Paragraph 1, an amendment shall be made to the registration via the scheduling system.