(1) The Fair Trade Commission may revoke a consent decree in any of the following cases:
1. Where a correction scheme becomes inappropriate due to significant changes in facts, such as market conditions that formed the basis for adopting the consent decree, or due to other relevant factors;
2. Where a consent decree has been adopted based on incomplete or inaccurate information provided by an applicant, or an applicant has been issued with a consent decree by fraud or other improper means;
3. Where an applicant fails to implement the consent decree without good cause.
(2) After the Fair Trade Commission has revoked a consent decree pursuant to paragraph (1)1, it may adopt a consent decree again if the applicant files an application for a consent decree pursuant to Article 89(1). In such cases, Article 89 through 92 shall apply.
(3) Where the Fair Trade Commission revokes a consent decree pursuant to paragraph (1)2 or 3, it may resume the deliberation procedures concerning the relevant act, which have been suspended pursuant to Article 89(3).