Article 213Handling of Excluded Bankruptcy Claims in Subsequent Distributions

With regard to a bankruptcy claim that was unable to enter into the procedure for an interim distribution on the grounds of failure to prove the particular prescribed in Article 198, paragraph (1) as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to Article 209, paragraph (3), if the bankruptcy creditor that holds the bankruptcy claim has proven the particular within the period of exclusion concerning a final distribution or within the period of exclusion concerning an interim distribution that may be made after the interim distribution, the bankruptcy creditor may receive a distribution at the amount that they could have received in the previous interim distribution in preference to other bankruptcy creditors with the same priority in the final distribution or a subsequent interim distribution that may be made after the previous interim distribution. The same applies when a holder of a right of separate satisfaction (including a holder of a quasi-right of separate satisfaction) that was unable to participate in the procedure for an interim distribution on the grounds of failure to prove or make a prima facie showing of the particular prescribed in Article 210, paragraph (1) (including as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to paragraph (2) of that Article) has proved and made a prima facie showing of the particular within the period of exclusion concerning a subsequent interim distribution that may be made after the interim distribution.