limitation-checklisted

# Limitation Check — Bangladesh Read `references/limitation-periods.md` (the working table) and root guardrails. This is the highest-stakes computation in the marketplace; the protocol below is mandatory. ## Protocol 1. **Characterise the claim precisely** (contract breach vs money lent vs tort vs property vs statutory claim) — the First Schedule Article turns on characterisation, and misclassification is the classic error. State the Article/special provision used. 2. **Fix the accrual date** with the user; where accrual is arguable (continuing breach, demand-based obligations, discovery-of-fraud s.18), compute **both the earliest and latest defensible dates** and advise to diary the earliest. 3. **Hunt restart/extension events:** written acknowledgment (s.19), part payment (s.20), disability (ss.6–8), fraud concealment (s.18), foreign-defendant absence (s.13). Ask for the correspondence file before concluding a claim is stale. 4. **Preconditions into the runway:** s.80 CPC government notice (2 months); NI Act s.138 notice mechanics; BLA s.33 grievance step; contractual notice/cure periods. 5. **Special-statute override check** against the reference table (arbitration set-aside 60 days; Labour Court 12 months; tax appeal 45/90 days; DNCRP 30 days...). Special beats general. 6. **Volatility check:** if any governing provision is in a 2023–2026 instrument, mark it and recommend `/bd-law-watch:update-check --topic limitation` before relying. 7. *