Authority or a court ruling on the refusal to accept the applicant’s waiver of the application for dispute resolution or on the approval of an amicable settlement; 3) a dispute between same parties on same subject matter and on same basis is under consideration by the Communications Regulatory Authority or pending in court; 4) the parties have agreed to refer the dispute to arbitration and the respondent objects that it be considered by the Communications Regulatory Authority, demanding that the agreement on arbitration be respected, except for disputes that under the law may not be settled by arbitration; 5) an application for dispute resolution has been submitted by an unauthorised person on behalf of the undertaking. 7. The Communications Regulatory Authority shall discontinue the consideration of a dispute if the circumstances referred to in points 1 or 2 of paragraph 6 of this Article become known, also if: 1) the applicant has waived the application for dispute resolution and the Communications Regulatory Authority has approved such waiver; 2) a dispute between same parties on the same subject matter and on the same basis is pending in court; 3) the parties have concluded an amicable agreement which has been approved by the Communications Regulatory Authority. In this case, the amicable agreement shall be considered to be a binding decision by the Communications Regulatory Authority. 8. The Communications Regulatory Authority shall not consider the application if the circumstances referred to in points 4 or 5 of paragraph 6 of this Article become known, also if: 1) the Communications Regulatory Authority is considering a dispute between the same parties on the same subject matter and on the same basis; 2) the application for dispute resolution has deficiencies, such as failure to pay a dispute settlement fee to the Communications Regulatory Authority or submit proof of such payment and the applicant has failed to rectify the situation within a time limit set by the Communications Regulatory Authority. 9. The Communications Regulatory Authority shall suspend the consideration of a dispute if: 1) one of the parties to the dispute ceases to exist (consideration shall be suspended until the rights and liabilities of the party which has ceased to exist are succeeded to or until the circumstances due to which they have not been succeeded to become known). Where it 48