Article 27Cancellation of Comprehensive Stay Orders

①The court may issue an order to cancel a comprehensive stay order only for that creditor upon the petition of the creditor, when it finds the comprehensive stay order is likely to cause undue damage to the creditor who filed the petition for enforcement, etc. after issuing the comprehensive stay order. In this case, the creditor may have enforcement, etc. against the debtor's property, and any procedures for enforcement, etc. initiated by the creditor before the issuance of the comprehensive stay order that have been suspended under the provisions of Article 25, paragraph (3) resume their process.

②The provisions of the preceding paragraph apply mutatis mutandis if the court finds that a comprehensive stay order is likely to cause undue damage to a person that conducts a disposition to collect national tax arrears.

③For the purpose of applying the provisions of Article 25, paragraph (8) to a person that obtains a cancellation order under the provisions of paragraph (1) (including cases as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to the preceding paragraph; the same applies in the following paragraph and paragraph (6)), the phrase "the day on which the comprehensive stay order ceases to be effective" in Article 25, paragraph (8) is deemed to be replaced with "the day on which a cancellation order under the provisions of Article 27, paragraph (1) (including cases as applied mutatis mutandis pursuant to paragraph (2) of the Article) is issued".

④An immediate appeal may be filed against a judicial decision on the petition stated in paragraph (1).

⑤The immediate appeal stated in the preceding paragraph does not have the effect of a stay of enforcement.

⑥If a judicial decision on the petition stated in paragraph (1) and a judicial decision on the immediate appeal stated in paragraph (4) are made, the written judgments must be served upon the parties. In this case, the provisions of the main clause of Article 10, paragraph (3) do not apply.