Article 1264. The court's ruling on the approval of the settlement agreement

The court's ruling on the approval of a settlement agreement, except as provided for in Article 169 of this Code, must also contain:

1) terms of the settlement agreement;

2) conclusion on the approval of the settlement agreement;

3) distribution of court costs;

4) information about the termination of proceedings in the case.

In the ruling of the appellate, cassation, or supervisory instance court on the approval of the settlement agreement, in addition to the information specified in the first part of this article, there must be an instruction on the annulment of all previously adopted court decisions in the case.

The court's ruling on the approval of the settlement agreement concluded at the stage of execution of the judicial act must contain the terms of the settlement agreement and the conclusion on the approval of the settlement agreement, as well as the conditions that the judicial act is not subject to execution.

Judicial acts approving a settlement agreement may be appealed (protested).

The settlement agreement is executed by the persons who concluded it voluntarily in the manner and within the time limits provided for by this agreement.

A settlement agreement approved by the court, not executed voluntarily within the time limits provided for by this agreement, is subject to execution according to the rules provided for by this Code.