(1) Once leave has been granted to bring an action pursuant to section 148 and this leave has become final and binding, the listed company is to give notice, without undue delay, of the petition requesting leave and of the termination of the proceedings in the company’s publications of record.
(2) The notice as to the proceedings having been terminated is to set out the nature of the proceedings, all agreements connected to it, including any collateral agreements made, citing their full wording as well as the names of the parties involved. Any performance by the company and any performance by third parties to be attributed to the company are to be separately described and set out prominently. In order for the performance duties to enter into effect, the notice must be full and complete. The effectiveness of procedural measures serving to bring the proceedings to an end remains unaffected. Any performance made in spite of the ineffectiveness may be reclaimed.
(3) The above provisions apply accordingly to agreements concluded in order to avoid court proceedings.