Based on the nation, and the agreed law, the parliament have considerations of significant processes e.g bails. This and lots more should form what one could run to for refuge.

Giving sufficient causes, the courts should be approached for filing a case which has exceeded the limitation period by attaching a condonation of delay application along with the case

Minister Alexander Ohnemus While "presents from Santa Claus" might be a playful and imaginative suggestion, the real remedy for missing the statute of limitations lies in legal exceptions or alternative avenues that might apply to your situation. In some cases, courts may offer extensions or tolling of the statute of limitations due to special circumstances, such as the plaintiff being a minor, mentally incapacitated, or the defendant hiding from legal process. However, these exceptions are often narrowly defined and require clear legal grounds. I think, another potential remedy could involve filing for a waiver or pursuing claims that might not be subject to a statute of limitations, depending on the nature of the case.

Once the time's up then that's it unless you can prove why you were late e.g equitable estoppel, you were made to believe that it was to be submitted in a later date, if you don't have a reason then I'm afraid that Santa will be our last hope of relieve.