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Source-backed calculators, statutory interest engines, and procedural checklists for Canadian dispute resolution, residential tenancy tribunals (BC RTB, Ontario LTB), and civil judgment enforcement.
Researched and maintained by usecos.app Research & EngineeringSources verified 2026-10-10
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UseCOS Legal provides interactive statutory calculations, deadline tracking, and procedural checklists for Canadian civil disputes, tenancy tribunals, and court enforcement. All tools ground their logic directly in official statutes and published tribunal rules.
Procedures under the BC Court Order Interest Act, RTB Residential Tenancy Act, and Supreme Court Civil Rules.
Calculate statutory pre-judgment and post-judgment interest under the Court Order Interest Act (RSBC 1996, c. 79) with official semi-annual Registrar rates from 1991 to 2026.
Map the mandatory 60-day Judicial Review Procedure Act filing window, grounds of review, affidavit preparation, and BC Supreme Court petition steps.
Step-by-step procedure for converting an RTB Order of Possession into a Supreme Court Writ of Possession and hiring an authorized court bailiff.
Enforce RTB monetary awards in BC Provincial Court (Small Claims): Certificate of Judgment registration, bank garnishment, and payment hearings.
Chambers application procedure, Form 20.1 requisition filing deadlines, application record index requirements, and oral argument speaking note templates.
Organize dispute exhibits with Bates numbering, chronologies, affidavit exhibits, and hearing binder indexes for BC tribunals and courts.
Statutory deadlines under the Ontario Residential Tenancies Act (RTA 2006) and Tribunals Ontario Rules.
Calculate non-payment of rent termination dates under RTA s. 59, apply +5 days deemed mail service under LTB Rule 3, and verify the 30-day L2 application statutory deadline.
Check 60-day rental period end alignment for landlord's own use, mandatory 1-month compensation statutory deadline under s. 48.1, and L2 filing windows.
Track the strict 30-day deadline under RTA s. 21.2 to file a Request to Review an LTB Order, request a stay of eviction, and Divisional Court appeal windows.
Procedural checklist for Ontario landlords and tenants: Tribunal Watch timelines, notice of hearing, digital evidence submission rules, and fee waivers.
Statutory ESA minimums vs. Canadian common law reasonable notice frameworks.
Our core statutory logic is published under the MIT license as standalone, zero-dependency TypeScript libraries for Canadian legaltech developers, researchers, and law firms.
Audited TypeScript math engine computing statutory pre- and post-judgment interest under the BC Court Order Interest Act (1991–2026 Registrar rates).
Production statutory engine for Ontario RTA eviction notices: Form N4 & N12 notice math, LTB Rule 3 deemed service (+5 days), and s. 48.1 compensation.
UseCOS Legal tools provide computational accuracy and administrative procedural planning based on published Canadian statutes, regulation schedules, and tribunal rules. UseCOS is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, does not draft court pleadings, and does not establish a solicitor-client relationship. Court and tribunal rules may be amended, and judges or adjudicators retain discretionary statutory authority over timelines, relief against forfeiture, and cost awards. Always consult a qualified Canadian lawyer or licensed paralegal before commencing legal proceedings or executing eviction notices.