Read-only research deliverable. Compares paliad's 9-proceeding-type
Fristenrechner ruleset (52 public rules in deadline_rules) against
youpc's 70-deadline event-driven calc (data.deadlines + data.events).
Top findings (§1 executive summary):
- youpc covers 64 distinct UPC RoP rule codes; paliad covers ~5
- The two tools answer different questions (timeline-by-procedure vs
search-by-trigger-event) — biggest gap is structural, not data
- Paliad's holiday system is materially better; youpc's defaults are empty
Critical bugs surfaced (§4):
- Public UPC_INF Fristenrechner ignores CCR-conditional rejoinder
duration (always uses 029.c/1mo, should be 029.d/2mo when CCR filed).
KanzlAI internal INF type already wires this; public type doesn't.
- UPC_APP grounds chained off notice instead of decision date,
giving wrong dates when notice is filed early
- EP_GRANT publish chained off filing instead of priority date
- Rule_code format inconsistent across migrations (RoP 23 vs RoP.023)
Recommendations ranked across 5 tiers (§6) for m to review.
Open product decisions in §7. No code changes.