In bankruptcy proceedings against the debtor, I did not file a timely objection to the list of tested claims due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Can I still file an objection if the court has not yet issued a decision examining the claims?

Pursuant to new amendments of the ZZUSUDJZ, the court shall consider and decide on the application, motion, statement, objection, other procedural act or document submitted, even if the party has missed the deadline or was was absent during the hearing from reasons directly related with the COVID-19 epdemic, and the court has not yet made a decision. The client must also show a reason for the delay when filing an application, proposal, statement, objection, performing another procedural act or submitting a document.

The court will not consider those applications, motions, statements, objections, other procedural actions and documents submitted which, despite a justifiable reason for the delay (ie for a reason directly related to the COVID-19 epidemic), will be filed with the court after the court has already made a decision.

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