多项选择题

叶某因设备买卖合同纠纷将仲某诉至法院,要求仲某支付违约金30万元,一审法院判决支持了叶某的诉讼请求,仲某不服,向法院提起上诉。在二审中,双方当事人达成和解协议并同意将各自提起之诉均予以撤回,法院准许了其各自的撤诉申请。关于本案,下列选项中说法错误的有哪些?

A.叶某不是上诉人,因此其无权在二审中申请撤诉
B.仲某撤诉后,叶某可以申请法院执行一审判决
C.叶某撤诉后,其在六个月内不得以相同的事实和理由再次起诉
D.如果仲某不履行和解协议,叶某可以申请法院执行该和解协议
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