(1) Any member may be challenged with regard to the deliberatio n or
resolution of cases falling within any of the following subparagraphs:
1. In cases where the challenged member himself, his spouse or ex -
spouse is one of the parties or has rights or obligations held jointly
with other persons;
2. In cases where the challenged member has a personal relationship
with one of the parties, or the challenged member himself/herself or
a juristic person for which the member is working is involved in
advisory or consulting services on legal or managerial matters to any
parties;
3. In cases where the member or a juristic person for whom the
member is working has testified or attested;
4. In cases where the member or a juristic person for whom the
member Is working has acted or is acting as an agent of one of the
parties; or
5. In cases where the member or a juristic person for whom the
member is working has participated in any act or its omission which
has been the subject matter of cases.
6. In cases where the official in the Fair Trade Commission himself/
herself is involved in investigation or review of the case concerned.
(2) One of the parties may apply for the discharge of members, where it
appears to him to be impossible that deliberations or resolutions may
be fairly made. An application for the discharge of members shall be
evaluated by the chairman without any resolutions from the Plenary
Session.
(3) Any may withdraw himself from the deliberation and resolution of
cases before him, where there are conflicts of interest falling within
any of the following subparagraphs of paragraph (1) or under the
causes of in paragraph (2).