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Calculation ready. The defence deadline is 14 August 2026.
Matter timeline
Harwood v Lyle Logistics
Defence due
14/08/2026
Claim form served · 14-day period
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10:42Defence due 14/08/2026
CPR 15.4 · ready to save
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Acknowledgment of service
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Defence
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Part 36 relevant period
Calculate the minimum 21-day relevant period for a Part 36 offer under CPR 36.5(1)(c), with clear-day counting shown.
At least 21 daysCPR 36.5(1)(c)Open calculator
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Appellant's notice
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ET1 unfair dismissal
Calculate the usual three-months-less-one-day unfair dismissal ET1 limit, including an ACAS Early Conciliation extension.
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Deadline Engine calculates the procedural deadlines listed on each jurisdiction page. The current catalogue contains 4,021 deadline rules across 20 jurisdictions. Each page shows what is included, when its rules were reviewed and what still needs checking.
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