Intellectual Property Case Adjudication Act Article 34

The court may impose a penalty not more than NT$100,000 upon a holder of a document, object for inspection, or data required for appraisal who refuses without good cause to submit such document, object, or data to the court, and the court may order by a ruling such holder be subject to compulsory measures when necessary.Provisions of the Compulsory Enforcement Act concerning mandatory submission of documents or objects for inspection shall apply mutatis mutandis to the enforcement of the compulsory measures in the preceding paragraph.An interlocutory appeal may be filed against the ruling in Paragraph 1, and enforcement of a ruling on the penalty shall be suspended during the interlocutory appeal.Where the court considers whether there are grounds for the holder of a document, object for inspection, or data required for appraisal described in Paragraph 1 not to submit such document, object, or data, it may, whenever necessary, order such holder to submit the same in a manner not open to the public.Under the circumstance in the preceding paragraph, the court shall not order discovery of the document, object for inspection, or data required for appraisal, unless such discovery is required for the court to understand the related party's opinions.Under the circumstance in the preceding proviso, the court shall notify the holder of the document, object for inspection, or data required for appraisal before ordering discovery of such document, object, or data. Such holder shall not make any disclosure before a ruling becomes conclusive with respect to its motion for an order to preserve confidentiality which is filed within 14 days after notification is received.