Legal deadline organiser
A notice says you have a number of days to act. This organiser adds those days to the notice date and gives you a planning date and a short checklist. It does date arithmetic only: it cannot tell you whether the period runs in calendar or working days, when it starts, or whether it has been extended.
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How it works
- It adds the number of days you enter to the notice or event date, counting calendar days.
- It reminds you to keep the complete notice and proof of delivery, to check whether the period is in calendar or working days, and to verify the deadline directly with the court or a licensed professional.
- It suggests aiming to be ready at least two working days before the planning date.
- The notes box is for your own reference. The tool does not read or analyse it.
The formula
Planning date = notice or event date + the number of days stated (calendar days)
Official sources
Check the current rules with the authority before relying on any result.
Related guide
Before a UAE court or tribunal hearing: turn your documents into a usable evidence file
Related questions
Who is responsible for meeting court and authority deadlines?
You remain responsible for verifying and meeting official deadlines until a licensed professional expressly accepts that responsibility in writing. Any date the platform calculates is a planning aid to be confirmed against the relevant authority, not a legal deadline you should rely on by itself.
Is there a deadline to claim unpaid salary in the UAE?
Yes. A claim must generally be brought within one year of the date the entitlement became due under the current UAE labour framework, and limitation rules have changed in recent years. Because a missed deadline can end an otherwise strong claim, confirm the current limitation period with MoHRE or a licensed professional before you rely on any figure.
Limits
General information, not legal advice. This tool is a preparation aid built from the answers you enter. It does not decide your rights, set a binding amount or deadline, or replace the official authority. CaseDaleel is not a law firm and does not represent anyone. Verify the current requirements with the relevant authority, and take advice from an independently licensed professional before relying on any result for a live matter.
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