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Tareeks, deadlines, and BS + AD date tracking.

Jump to guide:Recording Tareeks Limitation (Had-Myad) Deadlines BS ↔ AD Date Conversion

1

Recording Tareeks

Never miss a hearing with dual-calendar dates.

Step-by-step instructions

1
Enter both BS and AD
Record the court-given BS date; KanunSoft converts and displays both automatically.
2
Assign one owner
Every tareek needs a named advocate responsible — shared responsibility means no responsibility.
3
Enable two reminders
Keep the default 7-day preparation reminder and 1-day confirmation reminder on.
4
Confirm after the hearing
Update the outcome and next tareek the same day, while memory is fresh.

2

Limitation (Had-Myad) Deadlines

Compute filing myads on day one, not week eleven.

Step-by-step instructions

1
Identify the trigger date
Faisala date, cause-of-action date, or notice expiry — the myad runs from a specific event.
2
Calculate in BS carefully
Month lengths vary in Bikram Sambat. Use the deadline calculator instead of mental math.
3
Set a buffer reminder
Diary an internal deadline at least 7 days before the myad for drafting and review.

3

BS ↔ AD Date Conversion

Convert any court date both ways, accurately.

Step-by-step instructions

1
Pick the direction
Choose BS→AD for filing calendars or AD→BS for client communication.
2
Enter day, month, year
Select from the dropdowns to avoid invalid dates — BS months have 29 to 32 days.
3
Verify the weekday
Cross-check the converted weekday against your summons before relying on it.

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