What should I check before using a calculated date?

The statutory demand guide does not calculate dates until its clear-day model is independently reviewed. Service, setting aside, petition and company-specific routes can have different requirements.

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Insolvency deadlines can have severe consequences, but their counting and service requirements are fact-sensitive. The available guide identifies the cited statutory demand periods and the facts that must be checked before calculating a date.

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These are focused procedural checks, not a general legal guide. Open the named step to see its trigger, period, counting method and the boundary that still needs to be checked.

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A calculator opens with the matching rule or system selected. A cited source guide stays deliberately source-first when the current model cannot faithfully generate a date.

Statutory demandSource guideCheck the individual statutory-demand set-aside and compliance periods against the Insolvency Rules, with the different corporate route made clear.18 clear days to apply to set aside; 21 clear days to deal with an individual demand · Insolvency Rules 2016, rules 10.1 and 10.4, Schedule 5

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The procedure is not the whole matter

The statutory demand guide does not calculate dates until its clear-day model is independently reviewed.
Service, setting aside, petition and company-specific routes can have different requirements.

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