Whether the order requiring an advance of costs in a conciliation proceeding over supplementary health insurance was lawful.
No advance of costs could be required because the conciliation proceeding concerned a supplementary insurance dispute within the scope of Art. 113(2)(f) CPC.
Decisions on advances of costs are appealable. Although such decisions are generally subject to appeal, Art. 113(2)(f) CPC excludes judicial costs in conciliation proceedings concerning supplementary insurance to social health insurance; therefore no advance of costs was due. The exception of Art. 115 CPC did not apply because no apparent vexatious or bad-faith conduct was shown.