Under Article 95(5) of the Trademark Act, where in the course of proceedings for trademark infringement, one of the parties has already made the facts likely to a due extent, the court may, upon request of the party producing evidence, require the adverse party to present any relevant document and other exhibits in its possession and to make inspection possible.
All other intellectual property laws listed in the response to question 1 include a similar provision, as a result of their amendment by the Trademark Act.