Computation of Time (Rule 22)

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1. Under Rule22 §1's general method, how is the day of the act or event that starts the designated period treated?
2. Under Rule22 §1, what happens if the last day falls on a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday in the place where the court…
3. After an effective interruption, when does the allowable period start running under Rule22 §2?
4. A five-calendar-day period begins from notice received on a Monday. Assume there is no legal holiday and apply Rule22's…
5. An applicable rule has effectively interrupted a period, and it is established that four calendar days remain. Notice t…
6. A party has six calendar days left when an authorized interruption ends. Notice of cessation is received on Friday. No …
7. An original period is ten calendar days. Three counted days have elapsed before an act effectively interrupts it; the d…
8. Explain Rule22's general first-day, last-day and nonworking-final-day rules.
9. State the effect of a legally effective interruption under Rule22 §2, distinguishing resumption from an automatic fresh…
10. A period is stated in calendar days and its final day is a legal holiday at the court's location. Explain why interveni…
11. Does Rule22 Section1 address periods fixed by a court order as well as by procedural rules?
12. For Rule22’s legal-holiday extension, which location does the text identify?