If, after the plaint, answer and answer to the counter-claim, if any, have been filed, the Court shall settle the issues by notifying parties the day fixed for such settlement of issue at least fifteen day so fixed.

     On the day of settlement of the issue, the parties shall appear in Court and the Court shall examine the pleading and statements of the parties. The Court shall then compare the allegations and contentions set forth in them together and ask all the parties about the allegations, contentions and evidence filed by the parties with the Court whether or not and how any party admits or contends such allegations and contentions. Any fact admitted by the parties shall be conclusive accordingly. As to a point of law or fact which is raised by one party and not admitted by other party and directly connects with a point in dispute in the pleading, the Court shall settle it as a point in dispute and direct and party to adduce evidence first or afterwards on and point in issue.

     In the case of the settlement of issue, the Court shall fix the day of taking evidence on the period of time for each party and the day of taking evidence must be appointed not less than fifteen days as from the day of the settlement of issue.

     The parties shall file the motion to the Court within 15 days from appointed day in order to asking the Court to forward the summons to the witness and notify a service of summons to the Court within 15 days after issuing the summons. Where the document or material relied upon as evidence by one party is in the possession of a third person, the Court shall order him to submit such evidence to the Court within 30 days after issuing the summons. The parties filing the motion must prove the document or material evidence within 45 days after the summons issued.

     Not less than 2 months before the day of taking evidence, the Court shall notify the parties, lawyers and all witnesses to appear on the date fixed for a hearing in order to preventing him from appearing.