: (1) If the notice received according to the section is not reasonable or if the loan is not required to be paid immediately due to any other reason, the company concerned may apply to the court to deactivate the notice within thirty-five days from the date of receiving the notice. .
(2) If an application is made as per sub-section (1), the court shall issue a notice to the creditor who gives the notice as per section 5 to attend the court within seven days and when such notice is issued, a copy of such application shall also be attached.
(3) If the creditor appears according to sub-section (2), from that date or if he does not appear, within seven days from the date of payment of the deadline to appear in court, the court may decide whether or not to deactivate the notice issued according to section 5.
(4) In the following cases, the court may give an order to deactivate the notice issued in accordance with section 5:-
(a) if there is a clear dispute as to whether or not the creditor has advanced the loan to the company, or
(b) if the debt due by the company to the creditor is not immediately payable.
(5) If the court has given an order according to sub-section (4), as long as the condition of that sub-section exists, it will not be possible to give the notice issued to the company to repay the debt or to take action related to damasahi in the same matter.
(6) If the court does not issue an order according to sub-section (4), the company shall repay the creditor's debt within thirty-five days from that date.