Intellectual Property Case Adjudication Act Article 59

The transferee court in the proviso in Paragraph 2 of the preceding article shall stay the proceedings by a ruling and request the Supreme Court to designate the court with jurisdiction if the first-mentioned court finds jurisdiction disputed, unless an interlocutory appeal has been filed by a party in accordance with Paragraph 3 of the preceding article and found meritless by the Supreme Court.The Supreme Court shall overrule by a ruling the request in the preceding paragraph if it finds the transferee court has jurisdiction, and shall designate the court with jurisdiction over the case if it finds the transferee court has no jurisdiction.The designated court in the preceding paragraph shall be bound by the ruling by which it is designated.The Supreme Court may not reverse a judgment on the principal case of a transferee court or designated court on a case on the grounds of lack of jurisdiction when such judgment is appealed.