252. Powers of court

give directions in relation to a procedural requirement imposed under provisions of this Part or waive or vary any such requirement, if the court is satisfied that it would be just to do so; or

order that during a period specified in the order, beginning not earlier than the date on which notice was given of the proposed compromise and ending not later than ten working days after the date on which notice was given of the result of the voting on it—

proceedings in relation to a debt owning by the company be stayed; or

a creditor should refrain from taking any other measure to enforce payment of a debt owing by the company.

insufficient notice of the meeting or of the matters required to be notified under section 249 was given to that creditor;

there was some other material irregularity in obtaining approval of the compromise; or

in the case of a creditor who voted against the compromise, the compromise is unfairly prejudicial to that creditor or to the class of creditors to which that creditor belongs, the court may make an order that such creditor is not bound by the compromise, or make such other order as it thinks fit.