When the infringement case of first instance was heard, the defendant produced an agreement to forge the plaintiff's signature. If you put forward a cross-examination opinion that the agreement is either signed by you or forged, you can also ask for a judicial appraisal of your so-called handwriting on the agreement. The court shall examine the authenticity, legality and relevance of the evidence provided by one party to the case and make a decision on whether to adopt it. If you have any objection to the contents of the agreement, you can sue separately.

For the claim of not stopping the infringement, the court will find out whether the defendant's behavior is infringing in the judgment. If it constitutes infringement, the defendant will of course stop the infringement.

See Article 63 of the Civil Procedure Law.