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Summary
The parties reach an amicable settlement and jointly request termination of the inquiry proceedings. The Enterprise Chamber grants the request, terminates the interim measures and releases the court-appointed director and share administrator from their duties.
Legal significance
An amicable settlement may remove the need for earlier Enterprise Chamber measures and appointments.
Procedural and factual context
An amicable settlement during inquiry proceedings can change the need for previously ordered investigations or interim measures. The procedural conclusion of the case then requires separate attention.
Legal analysis
The termination of measures and appointments depends on the scope of the settlement and the Enterprise Chamber's decisions. A short summary cannot establish all agreed terms or outstanding costs.
Practical implications
A settlement should address withdrawal of petitions, termination of temporary appointments, the position of appointed experts or directors and the allocation of any remaining costs.
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