(1) Where a decision under Article 163 (1) of the Civil Procedure Act has been made on the records of proceedings of the trial that issued an order of confidentiality (excluding a trial that has revoked an order of confidentiality in whole), if the party applied for the perusal, etc. of the part containing confidential information prescribed in that paragraph through a person not subject to an order of confidentiality in the relevant lawsuit, the court administrative officer, junior court administrative officer, chief court clerk or senior court clerk (hereafter in this Article referred to as "junior court administrative officer, etc.") shall notify a person who made application under Article 163 (1) of the Civil Procedure Act (excluding a person who applied for the perusal, etc. thereof) of the purport of such an application, right after the application for perusal, etc. thereof is made.
(2) In cases falling under paragraph (1), no junior court administrative officer, etc. shall allow the person who has taken the procedures for such application for perusal, etc. the part containing confidential information under paragraph (1) until two weeks pass from the date of the application under paragraph (1) (where the application for the order of confidentiality for the person who has taken the procedures for such application is made within the period, referring to the point when the trial for such application becomes final and conclusive).
(3) In regard to allowing the person who has applied for the perusal, etc. under paragraph (1) to peruse, etc. the part containing confidential information under paragraph (1), paragraph (2) shall not apply where all of the parties who have made an application under Article 163 (1) of the Civil Procedure Act consent thereto.[This Article Added on Dec. 2, 2011]