Section 221 — Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act: Objection by creditor

A creditor may, within a period of thirty days after the date of the sending of the notice of an application for a consolidation order pursuant to section 220, file with the clerk an objection with respect to any of the following matters: the amount entered in the register as the amount owing to him or to any other creditor; the amounts settled by the clerk as the amounts to be paid by the debtor into court, or the fact that no such amounts have been settled; or the times of payment of any such amounts, where applicable. The clerk shall enter in the register a memorandum of the date of receipt of any objection filed with him. Where an objection has been filed by a creditor, the clerk shall forthwith, in the prescribed manner, give notice of the objection and of the time and place appointed for the hearing thereof to the debtor and to each creditor named in the affidavit filed in connection with the application specifying, where applicable, the creditor whose claim has been objected to under subsection (1).