 The court may not confirm the proposals if they are not "fair and equitable" or if they are "unfairly prejudicial" to the interests of any interested party.In practice, the court will be slow to find that proposals are unfair or inequitable or unfairly prejudicial in circumstances where the affected class will receive a higher dividend than it would receive in a liquidation.The court has recently clarified the grounds on which secured creditors may object to a scheme of arrangement.