Court may also set aside other things
(1) If the court decides to set aside an affected agreement under this Part, it may also set aside any of the following that gives effect to the agreement— (a) a contract, deed or other agreement, (b) an order or judgment of the court or of a lower court. (2) However, the court must not set aside the following— (a) a deed of release signed by or on behalf of the applicant in acceptance of an offer under the National Redress Scheme and an agreement relating to a relevant prior payment that has been taken into account in the offer, (b) an agreement to the extent to which— (i) it settled a cross-claim between 2 or more defendants, or (ii) 1 defendant indemnified another, (c) a contract of insurance. (3) In this section— National Redress Scheme means the National Redress Scheme for Institutional Child Sexual Abuse established by the National Redress Scheme for Institutional Child Sexual Abuse Act 2018 of the Commonwealth.
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