is possible to identify claims unrelated to the party which has ceased to exist, the Communications Regulatory Authority shall continue the consideration of the dispute in respect of such unrelated claims; 2) until another dispute is considered by the Communications Regulatory Authority or another case is pending in court, without the settlement of which the suspended dispute cannot be considered. 10. The Communications Regulatory Authority may, at the request of any party to the dispute or at the request of any other interested undertaking or person or at its own initiative, take provisional protection measures, i.e. issue an injunction to refrain from certain actions or to take certain actions where, in case of failure to take such actions the implementation of the decision by the Communications Regulatory Authority in respect of the application for dispute resolution may become more difficult or impossible. When applying interim measures, mutatis mutandis, the provisions of Section 5 of the Civil Procedure Code relating to provisional measures shall apply. Provisional measures shall remain in force until the decision concerning the dispute issued by the Communications Regulatory Authority comes into effect, except where the Communications Regulatory Authority revokes or modifies them at the request of any party to the dispute or at the request of any other interested undertaking or person or at its own initiative. A decision on provisional protection measures issued by the Communications Regulatory Authority may be appealed against to Vilnius Regional Court within seven days from the delivery thereof to the interested undertaking or person. The filing of an appeal to court shall not suspend the consideration of the dispute by the Communications Regulatory Authority. The appeal shall be filed and considered in accordance with the procedure established in paragraph 17 of this Article. 11. Parties to the dispute and other interested undertakings and persons participating in the consideration of the dispute shall have the right to gain access to the materials of the dispute, except for the materials which constitute a state, official or commercial secret of other undertakings or the disclosure of which would violate the right to privacy of a natural person. The respondent shall always have the right to gain access to the text of the application for dispute resolution and the applicant shall always have the right to gain access to the text of the initial pleading. Parties to the dispute and other interested undertakings and persons participating in the consideration of the dispute may submit evidence, explanations, arguments and responsive pleadings to the Communications Regulatory Authority, object to the requests, arguments and responsive pleadings of the other party or other interested 49