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Meanings of statute law in English
Usage of statute law in English
1
The rules governing judicial interpretation of statute law fill a good-sized volume.
2
Her sovereignty would be dependent on and prescribed by statute law.
3
There is such a thing as pedantic reverence for statute law.
4
Their sympathy is with private vengeance, never with ordained statute law.
5
But neither the common nor the statute law of
6
This was the very reverse of every known declaration of common and of statute law.
7
Second, the law of the land, or statute law, and Tanner is recreant to both.
8
A criminal is one who violates a statute law, or, as we say, commits a crime.
9
It casts into statute law what the judges in their wisdom have already defined as common law.
10
Any move, even one based on statute law, to reduce a pension needed to be comprehensively founded.
11
Common law is the UNWRITTEN law; statute law consists of the laws enacted and recorded by legislatures.
12
But as soon as you comply with all the requirements of sentimental rather than of statute law.
13
We of the North hold property, not by virtue of statute law, not by virtue of enactments.
14
Similar contracts in any state in the Union are now, by common or statute law, null and void.
15
Many legal arguments are wholly concerned with establishing definitions, especially in those cases which deal with statute law.
16
The insistent demands of humanity which the statute law can never satisfy, tend to make him a revolutionist.