(1) A person who has requested a confidentiality order or a person subject to a confidentiality order may, if he or she fails or ceases to satisfy the requirements under Article 14-4 (1), apply for the revocation of the confidentiality order to the court that maintains the relevant trial record (where no such court exists, referring to the court that has issued the confidentiality order).
(2) Where a trial is held in relation to a request for revocation of a confidentiality order, the court shall serve the written decision on the person who has requested the revocation and the other party.
(3) A relevant party may lodge an immediate complaint against a trial related to his or her request for the revocation of a confidentiality order.
(4) A trial revoking a confidentiality order shall take effect when it becomes final and conclusive.
(5) If there exists any person subject to a confidentiality order as to relevant trade secrets, other than the person who has requested the revocation of the confidentiality order or the other party, the court that has rendered a judgment to revoke the confidentiality order shall notify such person of the fact that the trial to revoke the confidentiality order was held.[This Article Newly Inserted on Dec. 2, 2011]