Article 117. End of Procedural Time Limits

A procedural time limit, calculated in years, shall expire in the corresponding month and day of the last year of the established time limit.

A procedural time limit, calculated in months, shall expire on the corresponding date of the last month of the established time limit.

If the end of the procedural time limit, calculated in months, falls on a month that does not have a corresponding date, then the time limit shall expire on the last day of this month.

The procedural time limit, calculated in days, shall expire on the last day of the established time limit.

In cases where the last day of the procedural time limit falls on a non-working day, the first working day following it shall be considered the day of the end of the time limit.

The procedural action can be performed before twenty four oʼclock of the last day of the established time limit.

If the application (complaint) and other documents were submitted by mail, sent in the form of an electronic document, transferred to the appropriate body, or to a person authorized to accept them before twenty four oʼclock on the last day of the procedural time limit, the deadline shall be not considered to be missed.

If the procedural action must be performed directly in a court or other organization, the time limit shall expire at the hour when the working day ends in this court or this organization or the corresponding operations are terminated.