(1) If no creditor has objected to the plan for the settlement of debts or if agreement is replaced pursuant to section 309, the plan for the settlement of debts is deemed to be approved; the insolvency court determines this by way of an order. The plan for the settlement of debts has the effect of a settlement within the meaning of section 794 (1) no. 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure. The creditors and the debtor are to be served with a copy of the plan for the settlement of debts and of the order referred to in sentence 1.
(2) The requests to open insolvency proceedings and to grant discharge of residual debt are deemed to be retracted.
(3) If claims are neither included in the debtor’s record nor subsequently taken into account when the plan for the settlement of debts is prepared, the creditors may demand that the debtor comply with these claims. This does not apply to the extent that creditors have not added to the information on their claim in the record of claims deposited for inspection at the insolvency court within the period set, despite the fact that the plan for the settlement of debts was sent to them and the claim had come into existence prior to expiry of the deadline; in this respect, the claim becomes void.