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The North Carolina deadline engine

Every North Carolina clock computed by a pure, unit-tested function — the trigger day excluded, the last day included (Rule 6(a)), weekends rolled, the courthouse-closure holiday flagged as the per-county fact it is, and the citation attached. There is NO Monday rule here — the answer is a straight 30 days, and that difference from Texas is exactly why every parameter below is pinned to the verbatim corpus by a release gate.

RCP6 COMPUTE

NC-RCP 6

pinned to: “In computing any period of time prescribed or allowed by these rules

RCP6 ROLL

NC-RCP 6

pinned to: “until the end of the next day which is not a Saturday, Sunday, or a legal holiday

RCP6 MAIL

NC-RCP 6

pinned to: “Additional time after service by mail

RCP12 ANSWER 30

NC-RCP 12

pinned to: “within 30 days after service of the summons and complaint

RCP33 ROGS 30

NC-RCP 33

pinned to: “within 30 days after the service of the interrogatories

RCP33 DEF 45

NC-RCP 33

pinned to: “45 days after service of the summons and complaint upon the defendant

RCP36 RFA 30

NC-RCP 36

pinned to: “within 30 days after service of the request

RCP56 NOTICE 10

NC-RCP 56

pinned to: “served at least 10 days before the time fixed for the hearing

RCP56 OPP AFF 2

NC-RCP 56

pinned to: “opposing affidavits at least two days before the hearing

RCP59 NEWTRIAL 10

NC-RCP 59

pinned to: “not later than 10 days after entry of the judgment

RCP41 SAVINGS 1Y

NC-RCP 41

pinned to: “commenced within one year after such dismissal

7A228 MAGISTRATE 10

NC-STAT 7A-228

pinned to: “within 10 days after a judgment is rendered

APP3 NOA 30

NC-APP RULES

pinned to: “thirty days

SOL 3Y

NC-STAT 1-52

pinned to: “Within three years

SOL 2Y

NC-STAT 1-53

pinned to: “Within two years

SOL 1Y

NC-STAT 1-54

pinned to: “Within one year

SOL 6Y

NC-STAT 1-50

pinned to: “Within six years

SOL 10Y

NC-STAT 1-47

pinned to: “Within ten years

The limitations table

contract · negligence/personal injury · fraud (discovery accrual) — the NC workhorse3y · G.S. 1-52
local-government contract · wrongful death2y · G.S. 1-53
penalties · libel/slander family1y · G.S. 1-54
official bonds · specific six-year actions6y · G.S. 1-50
judgments · sealed instruments10y · G.S. 1-47

Accrual is claim-specific legal judgment (discovery rules, § 1-15(c) professional-malpractice accrual) — the engine computes the bar from YOUR accrual date and routes the accrual question itself.