Article 414. Plaintiff's waiver of the asserted claims, defendant's admission of plaintiff's claims, and amicable agreement between the parties

The plaintiff's waiver of the asserted claims, defendant's admission of plaintiff's claims, and amicable agreement between the parties made after the cassation appeal or protest has been filed shall be presented to the court of cassation instance in writing, including in the form of an electronic document. If the plaintiff's waiver of the asserted claims, defendant's admission of asserted claims, and amicable agreement between the parties were made during the proceedings of the case, this shall be reflected in the court session record.

Prior to the committal of the waiver of the suit or approval of the amicable agreement, the court of cassation instance shall explain to the plaintiff or parties the implications of these procedural actions.

When committing the waiver of the asserted claims or approval of the amicable agreement of the parties, the court of cassation instance shall cancel the decision and terminate the proceedings on the case.

If the plaintiff's waiver of the asserted claims or approval of the amicable agreement contravene the law or violate anyone's rights and legally protected interests, the court shall not commit the waiver or deny the approval of the amicable agreement and consider the case in the cassation proceedings.