Mahkamah ini turut merujuk kepada kes Mahkamah Tinggi iaitu CIMB Bank Bhd v Azivest Sdn Bhd & Ors [2025] 9 MLJ 690 yang menyatakan seperti berikut: [40] In the present case, after the plaintiff had obtained the judgment, the plaintiff had entered into two separate settlement agreements with the second defendant, namely the 2021 settlement agreement and the 2023 settlement agreement. This gives rise to the question whether the judgment had been superseded by the said settlement agreements, in particularly the 2023 settlement agreement. [41] On this point, the Court of Appeal case of Pacific Sanctuary Holdings Sdn Bhd (formerly known as Ideal Prestige Sdn Bhd) v Masaland Construction Sdn Bhd [2020] 3 MLJ 692 (‘Pacific Sanctuary’) is instructive. [43] Similarly, in the present case, notwithstanding the judgment, the plaintiff had agreed by the 2023 settlement agreement to accept the payment of a sum of RM350,000 from the second defendant (including the sum of RM62,500 paid previously under the 2021 settlement agreement) as full and final settlement of the second defendant’s obligations as guarantor under the judgment. [44] Significantly, the 2023 settlement agreement contained no provisions preserving the plaintiff’s rights to enforce the judgment in the event the second defendant defaults in his obligations to pay the settlement sum under the said agreement. This is because when one examines the preservation of rights clauses in the 2023 settlement agreement, what these clauses sought to do was to preserve the plaintiff’s rights against ‘the borrower and the guarantors’ under the various facility documents and ‘to provide that (the plaintiff) shall be at liberty to commence fresh bankruptcy proceeding and or continue with any or all actions to enforce the rights of (the plaintiff) in the matter, concurrently or otherwise to recover the outstanding sums from (the second defendant). [45] Insofar as the plaintiff’s rights under the 'facility documents’, these rights have since merged with the judgment and no longer exist. As regards the plaintiff’s rights under the 2023 settlement agreement to commence fresh bankruptcy proceedings and or actions to enforce its rights ‘in the matter’, this does not refer to the judgment but the rights under the 2023 settlement agreement. [46] What this means is that the plaintiff’s rights under the judgment had been superseded by the terms of the 2023 settlement agreement. Put it in another way, the judgment is no longer available for the plaintiff to enforce against the second defendant when the plaintiff entered into the 2023 settlement agreement with the second defendant. [47] Based on the aforesaid, the plaintiff’s application under encl 16 simply has no merits and on this ground alone, must be dismissed.