Intellectual Property Case Adjudication Act Article 22

A verifier shall sign a written oath before verification, indicating that its verification will be impartial and truthful and that it agrees to be subjected to punishment for perjury if its verification is false etc.In conducting a verification, a verifier may access the place of the object to be verified to verify documents or devices or equipment according to the method permitted by the court and, in addition, may ask questions to a verified party or request said party to present a necessary document.A Technical Examination Officer may, if necessary, also perform the acts of verification in the preceding paragraph in order to assist a verifier with verification.Where a party under verification refuses or hinders a verification without good cause, the court may, taking all circumstances into consideration, deem the factum probandum which the applicant seeks to be verified to be true.The court shall accord the parties an opportunity to present their arguments before adopting the circumstance in the preceding paragraph as basis for judgment.The court may by a ruling fine a third party under verification not more than NT$100,000 for refusing or hindering a verification without good cause.An interlocutory appeal may be filed against the ruling in the preceding paragraph. Enforcement shall be suspended during the interlocutory appeal.