What should I do if the conclusion of the patent evaluation report is not satisfactory?

What should I do if the conclusion of the patent evaluation report is not satisfactory? I can bring a lawsuit to the court. Article 41 of the Patent Law stipulates that if the patent applicant refuses to accept the reexamination decision of the Patent Reexamination Board, he may bring a lawsuit to the people's court within three months from the date of receiving the notice. The Patent Reexamination Board makes a reexamination decision after examination. There are two kinds of review decisions, one is to revoke the original rejection decision. The patent application will be restored to the state before the rejection decision is made, and the patent administrative department of the State Council will continue the examination procedure. The other is to maintain the original rejection decision. In this case, if the patent applicant refuses to accept the decision made by the Patent Reexamination Board to maintain the original rejection, he may enter the subsequent judicial relief procedure within the statutory time limit. According to the second paragraph of Article 41 of the Patent Law, if an applicant for a patent refuses to accept the reexamination decision made by the Patent Reexamination Board, he may bring a suit in a people's court within 3 months from the date of receiving the notice. If the patent applicant fails to bring a suit within the time limit, the reexamination decision will take effect. If the patent applicant brings a lawsuit to the court, it shall be accepted by the Beijing No.1 Intermediate People's Court according to the relevant provisions under the jurisdiction of the court. According to the law, the Patent Reexamination Board participates in the litigation as the defendant. Procedure for Applying for Patent Reexamination According to Article 41 of the Patent Law, the Patent Reexamination Board accepts the request for reexamination, conducts examination and makes a decision. Cases requesting re-examination include cases requesting patent re-examination because they refuse to accept the decision to reject the patent application in the preliminary examination and substantive examination procedures. Only the patent applicant has the right to start the patent reexamination procedure, and must submit it to the Patent Reexamination Board of the State Intellectual Property Office within 3 months after receiving the notice of rejection. Starting time of the patent reexamination procedure: The patent reexamination procedure has a certain time limit, and the patent applicant can decide whether to request reexamination within 3 months after receiving the notice of rejecting the patent application. The main body of the review procedure is the patent applicant, and only the patent applicant is qualified to make a request for review, and no other unit or individual has the right to start the review procedure. If a party refuses to accept the conclusion of the patent evaluation report, he may bring a lawsuit directly to the court. This is also stipulated in the relevant patent laws and regulations. The time limit given by the patent law is three months to bring a lawsuit to the people's court. If a party files a lawsuit beyond this time, the review resolution will automatically take effect.