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Setting aside an order
Court order cancellation deadline calculator
Enter the date the debtor received a copy of the court order. The service shows the estimated last day to apply to set it aside and helps quickly assess the risk of missing the deadline.
Calculate the application filing deadline
The calculator applies the basic rule in Article 170 of the Civil Procedure Code: 15 calendar days from service of a copy of the court order. If the final date falls on Saturday or Sunday, it moves to Monday.
Enter the date the debtor received a copy of the court order and accompanying documents, based on postal or e-Court confirmation.
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Estimated time limit
the period is estimated to remain in forceCalculation method: 23 October 2026 + 15 days = 9 November 2026
Status as of today: the period is estimated to remain in force: in 17 days
the end date was moved to Monday because of a weekend
Important: This calculation is preliminary. Before filing with the court, check proof of service, procedural rules for calculating time limits, public holidays and other non-working days, and whether there are grounds to restore the time limit.
- Date the order was served
- 23 October 2026
- Period begins from
- 24 October 2026
- Statutory period
- 15days
- Days included in the calculation
- 15
Calculation calendar
- Date the order was received
- 23 October 2026
- Start of the period
- 24 October 2026The day after receipt.
- Estimated last day
- 9 November 2026Shifted from a weekend to the next working day.
- As of today
- the period is estimated to remain in force: in 17 days
Renewal of the time limit, a dispute about the service date, court operations, or other procedural exceptions are not taken into account.
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Legal basis for the calculation
Under part one of Article 170 of the Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine, a debtor has 15 days from service of the copy of the court order and attached documents to apply for its cancellation.
The general Civil Procedure Code rules on procedural time limits provide that the period starts on the day after the event. If the final day falls on a weekend or another non-working day, it moves to the first working day.
The tool is intended for a preliminary check. It does not automatically account for official public holidays, the specifics of a particular court, or grounds for renewing a deadline.
Calculation methodology
Methodology for calculating the 15-day period
- Use the date the debtor was actually served with the copy of the court order and attached documents.
- We start counting the period on the day after service.
- Add 15 calendar days and move a Saturday or Sunday to Monday.
- Public holidays, proof of service, and possible renewal of the deadline are checked separately.
Calculation example
The debtor in Kyiv received a copy of the court order on April 1, 2026.
- Service date: 01.04.2026
- Deadline under the Civil Procedure Code: 15 days
Estimated last day to apply for cancellation: April 16, 2026.
If the service date is disputed or the deadline has passed, evidence and possibly an application to renew the deadline are needed.
What to check in the documents
- A copy of the court order, the attached documents, and the date it was actually served.
- Postal notice, electronic court account, or other proof of delivery.
- Grounds for objections to the claimant’s demand.
- Is a motion to reinstate the time limit needed?
Statutory sources
- Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine: Article 170Provides a 15-day period to apply to set aside a court order, starting from service of a copy.
- Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine: Article 123Provides that a procedural period starts on the day after a date or event.
- Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine: Article 124Regulates when a deadline expires and moving it from a weekend, public holiday, or other non-working day.
- Civil Procedure Code of Ukraine: Article 171Includes the consequences of missing the deadline and approaches to its renewal on the debtor’s application.
- Prepared
- The methodology was prepared by the website editorial team based on official sources.
- Checked
- The calculation has been reviewed by a lawyer; no personal data was published.
- Important
- The tool provides a preliminary result and does not replace document review.
Current as of . The calculation is preliminary and depends on the documents and circumstances.
Frequently asked questions
Which date should I enter for the calculation?
Enter the date the debtor received a copy of the court order and attached documents, confirmed by a delivery notice or electronic cabinet data.
Why is the period shown as 15 calendar days?
Yes, this is expressly provided by part one of Article 170 of the Civil Procedure Code: the debtor may apply to set aside the order within 15 days from service of a copy.
Does the service account for official holidays?
No, only Saturday and Sunday are accounted for automatically. Official public holidays and other non-working days must be checked separately.
What to do if the time limit has already expired?
Need to assess whether a motion to renew the deadline can be filed together with the cancellation application and prepare evidence of valid reasons.
Can I rely only on this calculator?
No, this is a preliminary tool. Before filing in court, separately check the documents, service date, and procedural details of the specific case.
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