Intellectual Property Case Adjudication Act Article 39

A movant or requester of a confidentiality preservation order may, unless otherwise stipulated, move for or request revocation of the order.A person subject to a confidentiality preservation order may file a motion to revoke such order with the court at which the action is pending when the requirements specified in Paragraph 1 of Article 36 are not met, or when the situation described by Paragraph 2 of Article 36 occurs, or when the grounds of such order no longer exist. However, when a judgment of the principal case becomes conclusive, the motion to revoke the confidentiality preservation order shall be made to the court that grants the order.No person subject to a confidentiality preservation order may move for revocation of the order on the grounds of a lack of standing of the movant or requester of the order if the trade secret in Subparagraph 1 of Paragraph 1 of Article 36 is already known to or obtained or held by said person. The same applies to the movant or requester of such order.The court may revoke a confidentiality preservation order ex officio if it deems the ruling granting the order inappropriate, save in the circumstance in the preceding paragraph.The ruling revoking a confidentiality preservation order shall be served on the movant and the respondent.An interlocutory appeal may be filed against the ruling in the preceding paragraph.A confidentiality preservation order shall become void when the ruling revoking such order becomes conclusive.When a ruling revoking a confidentiality preservation order becomes conclusive, the court shall notify, in addition to the movant, the requester, and the respondent, any other persons subject to the confidentiality preservation order of the gist for the revocation of such order.