statutory
IPA: stˈætʃʌtɔri
adjective
- Of, relating to, enacted or regulated by a statute.
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Examples of "statutory" in Sentences
- There are the statutory rights of animals.
- The Iraqi Penal Code is the statutory law of Iraq.
- The common law is more malleable than statutory law.
- Often the statutory rules are set by the government.
- Non-Human Primates A lesson in statutory construction.
- It is beyond the ambit of statutory protection of title.
- The Court first dealt with the statutory interpretation.
- The Court rejected the tort of breach of statutory duty.
- The Code of Iowa contains the statutory laws of the State of Iowa.
- Before statutory law, the buyer had no warranty of the quality of goods.
- Does Wisconsin statutory law contain a Shariaesque definition of that term?
- The HPC is the statutory regulator for practitioner psychologists in the UK.
- The copyright owner can sue them under the current rules and potentially obtain statutory damages of up to $150,000 per work -- just as they can now.
- Hienonen has warned of more difficult times ahead and said the carrier will begin statutory talks with all its 9,000 personnel to initiate more cost-cutting measures.
- Critics charge that Jennings, who is himself openly gay, condoned what they called statutory rape, even child molestation, because they say 20 years ago, he failed to tell authorities an underage student had sex with an older man.
- Armed with the threat of $150,000 in statutory damages per illegal download (a $1. 5M judgment in a small, 10-song case, where the actual damages are about $10, the price of 10 songs on iTunes), the recording industry has obtained more than $100M in settlements from individuals like Brittany.
- Westergren says one of the "beauties" of the company's licensing structure is that they have what we describes as a statutory license, which basically means he doesn't need permission for anything they play - the music publishers get a per pay royalty, along with a performance fee that goes to the artists.