It is okay not to sign the court hearing transcript, but it will not affect the legal validity of the court hearing transcript.

Court trial transcripts are written materials that record various litigation activities of a court case. In accordance with the provisions of Article 147, Paragraph 3 of the Civil Procedure Law, court records shall be signed or sealed by the parties and other litigation participants. If the party refuses to sign and seal, the clerk will record the party's refusal to sign and attach it to the file. The attachment of the file will take effect, and the trial transcript will not lose its validity because the party refuses to sign it.

Moreover, now when the court is in session, simultaneous audio and video recording is performed, which can be used to support the trial transcripts.

"Civil Procedure Law"

Article 147 The clerk shall record all activities of the court trial in transcripts, which shall be signed by the judges and the clerk.

Court transcripts shall be read out in court, and the parties and other litigation participants may also be notified to read them in court or within five days. If the parties and other litigation participants believe that there are omissions or errors in their statement records, they have the right to apply for corrections. If no corrections are made, the application should be recorded.

Court transcripts shall be signed or sealed by the parties and other litigation participants. If the person refuses to sign or seal, the situation shall be recorded and attached to the file.