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9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for STATUTORY in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

of or related to statute
required, permitted, or enacted by statute
having come to be required or expected through being done or made regularly
required or authorized by law
Enacted by statute; depending on statute for its authority; as, a statutory provision.
relating to or created by statutes
prescribed or authorized by or punishable under a statute

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of or relating to statutes

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How to use STATUTORY in a sentence

Moreover, we already have a great body of laws, both statutory and customary, and a great body of judicial decisions as to the meaning and effect of existing laws.
There are no statutory provisions for limited divorce.
Numerous as were the statutory regulations for the treatment of the servant, they could not preclude the large discretion of the master.
SEE Judicial and statutory definitions of words and phrases.
Judicial and statutory definitions of words and phrases.
Texas law of evidence, civil and criminal, with statutory appendix.
Statutory supplement to Cases and materials in corporate reorganization.
And if a declaration could have been granted that a decision made under a statutory power is invalid the Court has power under the 1972 Act to set the decision aside.
Plainly it is the exercise of a statutory power of decision.
Under the New Zealand Act a Commission can be given a statutory source for its basic authority even if it is a Royal Commission and has a prerogative source as well.

Commissions of Inquiry have compulsory statutory powers of insisting on evidence and their findings can affect rights in the ways already outlined.
There the relevant rule of natural justice was fully embodied in a statutory provision.
His application must be accompanied by a statutory declaration of two persons stating that they knew the applicant to be a confirmed drunkard.
That was also its basis in the case of the prophets and of Paul, only the statutory religion which was felt to be a burden and a fetter was different in each case.
The latter then becomes the agent of both parties for the purpose of signing the statutory memorandum, and the position is the same as if one broker only had been employed.
By a provision of statutory law, all outside National banks, numbering some 1600, are allowed to keep one-half, and many three-fifths, of their reserve balances in New York.
The actual city of New Orleans covers an area of about 41 square miles, but the statutory limits of the city embrace nearly 150 square miles.
Men and Women Sanitary Inspectors possess equal rights of entry to premises and equal statutory powers for enforcing compliance with the law.
Yet we had a belief that the statutory grounds were sufficient, and on that our hopes hung.
That is considered a great landmark in statutory legislation mainly because it is the first attempt to establish a code, or, at least, a large collection of the laws of England.
The Act of 1842 has extended the statutory periods of protection.
The law and practice of to-day give the meat that remains on the bones of the dead author after the expiration of the statutory period of protection to the Trade.
But great care was taken, as far as statutory enactments were concerned, that all excess should be avoided.
Certain statutory provisions intended to secure the enforcement of those rights have been recently declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
Twice negotiations have failed, and the matter has been laid before the Supreme Court, which has statutory power to fix the price when the parties fail to agree.
The anomalous position of the island as to political situation is due to the erosion of the river as an active and the defects of statutory law as a passive agent.
At any rate, it is true to say that Home Rule, as in Canada, was mainly a result of practice rather than of statutory enactment.
Some day Irishmen will ask, as a united country, for the repeal of these statutory safeguards.
There will be no question, presumably, of giving statutory power to this relation.
Australia, on the other hand, has a statutory Civil List, and a fixed Civil List was an invariable feature of the old Constitutions given to self-governing Colonies.
The statutory scale of provisions was, however, the same for all.
In the mean time the statutory substitute for the strike continued to succeed in New Zealand.
As a lawyer, he was well aware of the wants of the State in statutory provisions for the protection of the people.
Amendments to the Constitution Common and Statutory Law.
If you have no library commission, consult a lawyer and get from him a careful statement of what can be done under present statutory regulations.

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