limitation-calculator

To calculate legal deadlines under the Limitation Act 1963, you need the specific article and accrual date. This tool computes precise filing periods for suits, appeals, and applications while applying statutory exclusions to prevent time-barred claims.

Yes, limitation period calculations automatically incorporate a 531-day COVID-19 extension granted by the Supreme Court. This ensures your computed filing deadlines reflect the adjusted legally permissible timeframe for initiating proceedings.

Computing filing periods for appeals with prior litigation involves applying Section 14 statutory exclusions. By inputting the accrual date and prior litigation details, the calculation adjusts the limitation period to reflect the legally available time.

Yes, you can calculate limitation periods for breach of contract cases starting in 2020. By providing the accrual date and relevant article, the tool determines the exact deadline, incorporating any applicable COVID-19 extensions and statutory exclusions.

Handling acknowledgment or part payment extensions in legal deadline calculations requires applying specific statutory rules to the base limitation period. This tool processes these extensions automatically to ensure your filing deadline reflects the extended legally permissible timeframe.

Legal proceedings are dismissed for procedural errors when filing deadlines are missed, resulting in time-barred claims. Accurately calculating limitation periods under the Limitation Act 1963 prevents these procedural dismissals by ensuring mandatory deadlines are met.