Article 394. Refusal of the plaintiff from the stated claims, recognition by the defendant of the plaintiff's claims and amicable agreement of the parties

The refusal of the plaintiff from the stated claims, the recognition by the defendant of the plaintiff's claims and the amicable agreement of the parties made after the filing of the appeal (protest) must be submitted to the court of appeal in writing, including in the form of an electronic document.

If the refusal of the plaintiff from the stated requirements, the recognition by the defendant of the stated requirements or the amicable agreement of the parties are made during the proceedings, then a record is made about this in the minutes of the court session.

Before accepting a waiver of a claim or approval of a settlement agreement, the court shall explain to the plaintiff or the parties the consequences of these procedural actions.

Upon acceptance of the refusal of the plaintiff from the stated requirements or approval of the amicable agreement of the parties, the court of appeal shall cancel the decision and terminate the proceedings.

If the plaintiff's refusal of the stated requirements or the amicable agreement of the parties contradicts the law or violates someone's rights and interests protected by law, then the court does not accept the refusal or refuses to approve the amicable agreement and considers the case on appeal.