If someone starts legal proceedings or takes over existing proceedings under this part of the law, they can't settle the case, make a compromise, or stop the proceedings without getting permission from the High Court. This rule applies to all cases that fall under this specific section of the law. The High Court needs to approve any decision to end or change the proceedings before it can happen.
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No proceedings commenced or taken over under this subpart may be settled, compromised, or discontinued without the approval of the High Court.
