(1) In any of the following cases, the presiding judge shall issue an order to make an amendment within a specified period:
1. If a petition for patent revocation violates Article 132-4 (1) (excluding subparagraph 4 of the same paragraph);
2. If the process taken to file a petition for patent revocation falls under any of the following cases:(a) Where the trial proceeding violates Article 3 (1) or 6;(b) If the process violates the method specified by this Act or an order issued under this Act;(c) If the applicant has not paid the fees that he or she shall pay under Article 82.
(2) If a person ordered to make an amendment under paragraph (1) fails to make the amendment within the specified period or the amendment violates Article 132-4 (2), the presiding judge shall render a decision to dismiss either the petition for revoking a patent or a request, a petition, or such related to the relevant process.
(3) A decision of dismissal under paragraph (2) shall be made in writing and shall contain reasons therefor.[This Article Newly Inserted on Feb. 29, 2016]