The Consumer Debt Clearance Statute Article 36

Regarding the claims and their categories, amounts or priorities declared by the creditor, the debtor or other creditors may raise an objection within 10 days from the next day following the service of the list of claims, and the supervisor, administrator or other interested party may raise an objection within 10 days from the day following the last disclosure of the list of claims. The objection under the preceding paragraph shall be ruled on by the court, and shall be served on the objector and the creditors subject to the objection.For any appeal from a ruling under the preceding paragraph, the appeal court shall conduct the oral argument before rendering its ruling. The appeal from the ruling under paragraph 2 of this article shall not be prejudicial to the resolution of the creditors' meeting. The creditor subject to the objection may exercise his/her right according to the content of such ruling before the ruling becomes final. However, the amount repaid according to the rehabilitation or liquidation process shall be lodged with the court.The claims declared by the creditor, which are not subject to objection in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 1 of this article, or regarding which the objection is ruled upon and becomes final, shall be deemed as final and have same effect as a final judgment on the debtor and all creditors.