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Deadline Engine for licensed conveyancers

For licensed conveyancers, Deadline Engine covers the property timetable, from Stamp Duty Land Tax filing and Land Registry priority searches to lease renewal and possession notice windows, each with its citation.

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Practice areas

Matters licensed conveyancers use Deadline Engine for

Landlord & TenantCalculate landlord and tenant deadlines: section 21 and section 8 notice periods, possession claims, deposit rules and Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 renewals.Planning & EnvironmentCalculate planning deadlines: appeals against refusals, enforcement notice appeals and judicial review of planning decisions under the TCPA 1990.Probate and Private ClientSoonProbate, private client and Court of Protection deadlines for England & Wales: Inheritance Act claims, caveats, deeds of variation and inheritance tax.
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Key time limits for licensed conveyancers

Each period below is read from the encoded rules and shown with its citation. Open a calculator for the exact date, with deemed service, clear days and bank holidays applied.

Landlord and tenant deadline calculator

4 of 29 encoded deadlines
s.25 notice window (earliest — 12 months)LTA 1954 s.25

12 months from Proposed termination date (count backward)

s.25 notice window (latest — 6 months)LTA 1954 s.25

6 months from Proposed termination date (count backward)

Landlord counter-notice (s.26)LTA 1954 s.26(6)

2 months from s.26 request

Court application (s.29A)LTA 1954 s.29A

from Date in s.25/s.26 notice

Planning appeal deadline calculator

4 of 23 encoded deadlines
s.288 statutory challenge (planning decision)s.288 TCPA 1990

42 days from Day after decision date

s.63 listed building challenges.63 P(LB&CA) Act 1990

42 days from Day after decision date

Householder appealDMPO Art.37(2)(a)

84 days from Refusal date

Standard appealDMPO Art.37

182 days from Refusal date

Time limits at a glance

The headline periods below restate the encoded rules. Open the matching calculator above for the exact date, with deemed service, clear days and bank holidays applied.

s.25 notice window (earliest — 12 months): what is the time limit?

12 months from Proposed termination date (count backward), under LTA 1954 s.25. The calculator applies deemed service, clear days and bank holidays automatically and shows the rule behind the date.

s.288 statutory challenge (planning decision): what is the time limit?

42 days from Day after decision date, under s.288 TCPA 1990. The calculator applies deemed service, clear days and bank holidays automatically and shows the rule behind the date.

s.25 notice window (latest — 6 months): what is the time limit?

6 months from Proposed termination date (count backward), under LTA 1954 s.25. The calculator applies deemed service, clear days and bank holidays automatically and shows the rule behind the date.

s.63 listed building challenge: what is the time limit?

42 days from Day after decision date, under s.63 P(LB&CA) Act 1990. The calculator applies deemed service, clear days and bank holidays automatically and shows the rule behind the date.