Confidential part of confidential information (such as the other party to the contract, the subject matter and sensitive terms, etc.). ) can be blacked out, or you can just extract non-confidential content when preparing a copy for the court. Of course, there must be some restrictions on blacking out and extracting, which can neither affect the integrity of the whole document nor cover up the contents that play a decisive role in judging the authenticity of the document (such as the formation time, official seal and signature of the document, etc.), so as to avoid unnecessary doubts about the authenticity of the evidence.
The court may be required to seal confidential information and not disclose it to the other party or the public. It can only be viewed by the judge during the trial. When the court deems it necessary, it may hold the trial in camera, limit the number and identity of the observers, or adopt a closed-door trial.
You can ask the court to explain the confidentiality obligation to both parties, and even order both parties to sign a confidentiality agreement to clarify the legal consequences of disclosure. Some local courts have made clear provisions on this issue.
Confidentiality agreement is a kind of legal contract, which is used to protect the confidential information exchanged between the parties and prevent it from being obtained or leaked by a third party. Confidentiality agreements usually stipulate the definition, scope, use, disclosure conditions, confidentiality obligations, liability for breach of contract and other contents of confidential information. The signing and performance of confidentiality agreement is governed and protected by contract law.