Article 120. End of procedural time limits

A procedural time limit computed in years expires in a respective month and date of the last year of the established time limit.

A procedural time limit computed in months expires on the corresponding day of the last month of the established time limit.

If the end of a procedural time limit computed in months falls on the month which has not the corresponding day, the time limit expires on the last day of this month.

A procedural time limit computed in days expires on the last day of the established time limit.

If the last day of a time limit is a non-working day, the next working day shall be deemed the day of the expiration of the time limit.

A procedural action may be accomplished till twenty four hours of the last day of the established time limit.

If the statement, complaint and other documents have been delivered to the post office, sent as electronic document, handed over to a relevant body or a person authorized to receive them before twenty four hours of the last day of the procedural time limit, the time limit deemed to be not missed.

If a procedural action shall be accomplished at the court or other organization, the time limits expires at the hour when the working hours of the court or the other organization come to the end or corresponding operations are terminated.