Deadlines and obligations
Deadline calculation rules by country
A calculation rule is stored as a setting, not hidden in the code. You can see it, check it and refine it for your organization or a specific instance.
Where available:Base subscription
What’s inside
- Order of application: the country profile, then the organization setting, then a refinement for a specific court instance.
- The dispute category is taken into account: claim response and appeal deadlines differ between disputes.
- Counting in calendar or business days, months or years by the country’s business calendar.
- If the last day falls on a weekend, the deadline moves according to the country rule.
- The appeal period runs from the date the court judgment is received, not from the hearing date.
- Ready-made rules and business calendars for five countries ship with the product.
FAQ
Can we change a rule if the deadline is different in our practice?
Yes. The organization overrides the country rule, and a refinement can be set for a specific instance. The change applies to new deadlines.
What if our country is not among the five?
A jurisdiction can be any country. Without a country profile, a deadline is counted by a standard working week, and the organization sets up the rules itself.
Scenarios where it works
Other features
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