Procedural deadline calculator

Common terms

• Appeal against a judgment, civil case30 days · CPC Art. 354(1)
• Appeal against a ruling, civil case15 days · CPC Art. 354(1)
• Cassation appeal, civil case30 days · CPC Art. 390(1)
• Appeal against a judgment, commercial case20 days · CCP Art. 256(1)
• Appeal against a ruling, commercial case10 days · CCP Art. 256(1)
• Cassation appeal, commercial case20 days · CCP Art. 288(1)
• Appeal against a judgment, administrative case30 days · CAP Art. 295(1)
• Appeal against a ruling, administrative case15 days · CAP Art. 295(1)
• Cassation appeal, administrative case30 days · CAP Art. 329(1)
• Appeal against a verdict30 days · CrPC Art. 395(2)(1)
• Appeal against another ruling of the first-instance court7 days · CrPC Art. 395(2)(2)
• Cassation appeal, criminal proceedings3 months · CrPC Art. 426(2)

How a procedural term is counted

1. A term starts on the next day after the event it runs from (CPC Art. 123(1), CCP Art. 116(1), CAP Art. 120(1)).
2. A term in days ends on its last day. A term in months ends on the same date of the last month; if that month has no such date, on its last day. A term in years ends on the same month and date of the last year.
3. A weekend or a public holiday. If a term ends on a weekend, a public holiday or another day off, the last day is the first working day after it (CPC Art. 124(3), CCP Art. 116(4), CAP Art. 120(6), CrPC Art. 115(7)).
4. A missed term can be renewed by the court on an application if the reason is valid (CPC Art. 127, CCP Art. 119, CAP Art. 121, CrPC Art. 117). Martial law alone does not extend procedural terms.

The calculator does not apply special rules: terms in hours, terms of detention, days when a term is suspended, and terms set by the court. Check the term against the code in force.