(1) According to section 117, if the parties want to settle the case, the parties should submit a joint application to the court, stating the facts that they want to settle while being limited to the plaintiff's claim.
(2) If the petition of a party to enter into a settlement pursuant to sub-section (1) comes to the court, the court shall read such petition and ask the parties submitting such petition whether they wish to enter into a settlement willingly or not.
(3) When asked in accordance with sub-section (2), if the parties answer that they want to reach a settlement, the judge who hears the case shall also have to prepare a settlement document under the conditions mentioned in the joint petition and have it stamped by the parties.
(4) In the case of settlement in accordance with this paragraph, if the right to settle is given in the inheritance deed, and if the heir is not given such right in the deed of succession, then in the case of settlement through the heir, it shall be submitted with the approval of the party to whom such action is mentioned.