You can take legal action to enforce any right, duty, or responsibility that is mentioned in subparts 1 to 5. This means if someone doesn’t do what they’re supposed to do according to these subparts, you can go to court about it. However, this only applies if the subparts themselves don’t say something different. It’s like having rules in a game - if someone breaks the rules, you can tell the referee, unless the rules themselves say you can’t.
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Any right, duty, or liability declared by subparts 1 to 5 may be enforced by a proceeding unless those subparts provide otherwise.
