Intellectual Property Case Adjudication Act Article 35

In infringement cases involving patent rights, copyrights in computer programs or trade secrets, if a party has made a preliminary showing that any rights or interests that it claims have been or are likely to be infringed, and the opposing party denies such claim, the court shall order the opposing party to raise a specific defense as to the fact and evidence concerning its denial within a prescribed time limit.The court may, subject to the circumstances, find the preliminary showing of the infringed party true if the opposing party mentioned in the preceding paragraph fails without good cause to raise a defense within the prescribed time limit or to raise a specific defense.The court shall accord the parties an opportunity to present their arguments before adopting the circumstances mentioned in the preceding paragraph as basis for judgment.