Article 112Revocation of a Provisional Order Prior to a Ruling

①When a provisional order prior to a ruling has become final and binding, and the grounds for seeking a provisional order have ceased to exist or when otherwise the circumstances have changed thereafter, the family court before which a case for adjudication of domestic relations on the merits (if a petition for the mediation of domestic relations is filed with regard to the matter addressed in a case for adjudication of domestic relations, the case for mediation of domestic relations) is pending or the family court that has made the provisional order prior to a ruling may make a ruling to revoke the provisional order prior to a ruling upon the petition of a person who may file an immediate appeal against a ruling on a petition for adjudication of domestic relations on the merits (excluding a ruling to dismiss a petition) or by its own authority.

②Where a case for adjudication of domestic relations on the merits is pending before a high court, that high court makes a judicial decision in lieu of the ruling to revoke a provisional order prior to a ruling set forth in the preceding paragraph.

③The provisions of Article 106 and Article 109, paragraphs (1) and (2) apply mutatis mutandis to the ruling to revoke a provisional order prior to a ruling set forth in paragraph (1) and to the judicial decision set forth in the preceding paragraph.