Intellectual Property Case Adjudication Act Article 56

Where a dossier or exhibit of a trade secret criminal case or a supplemental civil action thereof involves a trade secret of a party or an interested party which is a method for proving or making a preliminary showing of a fact of an offense or of damages, the party or interested party may file a motion with the court for determining a de-identified pseudonym or code before the first trial date, save in special circumstances.The motion in the preceding paragraph shall specify the following expressly in writing:1. the trade secret that shall be de-identified2. the wording for the pseudonym or code3. that disclosure of the trade secret in Subparagraph 1 during the proceedings is likely to impair any business activity which a party or an interested party conducts based on such secretThe court shall accord the persons concerned an opportunity to be heard before rendering a ruling as in Paragraph 1.The court shall overrule by a ruling a motion as in Paragraph 1 if it finds the motion fails to comply with legal formality or shall not be granted as a matter of law or is meritless, provided that where such failure to comply with legal formality is amendable, the court shall order an amendment to be made within a prescribed time limit.The court shall allow before the first trial date a motion as in Paragraph 1 if it finds the motion meritorious, save in special circumstances.No interlocutory appeal may be filed against a ruling as in the preceding two paragraphs.