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slug: prazo-oposicao-credores-dispensa
lang: en
titulo: Creditors have 10 days to file objections after waiver of the general meeting
resposta: After waiving the general meeting of creditors, creditors have 10 days to file objections to the approved judicial recovery plan.
curto: 10 days to object
tema: Joint-Stock Companies
revisada: 2026-10-02
proxima: 2027-04-02
---

## Data
| Who | Situation | Objection Deadline | Source | Data of Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Creditors | Waiver of the general meeting of creditors (Art. 56-A, § 1º) | 10 days, counted from judicial notification | Law 11.101/2005, Art. 56-A, § 1º | 09/02/2005 (redaction from Law 14.112/2020) |

Data consulted on 02/10/2026.

## Basis
- [Law No. 11.101/2005 (Planalto, in Portuguese)](https://www.planalto.gov.br/ccivil_03/_ato2004-2006/2005/lei/l11101.htm): Art. 56-A, § 1º, establishes that, if the general meeting of creditors is waived, the judge will notify creditors to file objections within 10 days, replacing the initial deadline set in Art. 55.

## How it applies
The 10-day objection deadline applies exclusively when the general meeting of creditors is waived by judicial approval of the recovery plan through an adhesion term (Art. 56-A, caput). In this case, it replaces the 30-day deadline set in Art. 55 for objections to the plan in the assembly.

## Limits
- The rule applies only to judicial recovery, not to bankruptcy or other procedures.
- The 10-day deadline is counted from judicial notification, not from the publication of the notice or approval.
- Law 11.101/2005 does not provide for monetary correction or deadline updates; subsequent changes must be verified in the source.
- Objections can only address lack of quorum, illegalities, or failure to meet legal requirements (Art. 56-A, § 3º).
- Law 6.385/1976 (Capital Market) does not apply to this deadline, as it governs a different legal regime.