Significats de statutory law en anglès

But you are facing a bigger question than one of statutory law.

When national legislation recognizes customary law it also becomes part of statutory law.

This ratification is what differentiates it from a statutory law.

By old English statutory law, the whale is declared "a royal fish."

They also argued that an impeachable offense must be a violation of a statutory law.

It shall also investigate all lines of law enforcement, instructing the Federation in statutory law.

In the 1917 Code of Canon Law, the Church incorporated the attitude of many previous papal encyclicals into statutory law.

And nobody maintains that the commercial class is immaculate: every class should come under the regulation of good statutory law.

One short chapter of the Public Statutes contains all her statutory law touching not only divorce but several other incidental subjects.

The fact is that to-day there is no statutory law by authority of which the President is maintaining the government of the zone.

The report said those whose rights are violated face slow and corrupt courts and traditional authorities who are unaware or unwilling to apply statutory law.

Statutory law need not profess to be consistent with itself, or with the theory adopted by judicial decisions.

The great consolidations that have been effected during the past few years have resulted from the enactment of statutory laws.

In destroying government and statutory laws, Anarchism proposes to rescue the self-respect and independence of the individual from all restraint and invasion by authority.