Meanings of statutory right in English

That is why a new statutory right of reply is central to our proposals.

The right of abode is a statutory right.

The right of abode is a statutory right, which a person either has or does not have.

Contract employees have no statutory right to sick pay, but neither do full-time employees, says Ms Bolger.

Across the EU, 22 countries already have a statutory right to paid sick leave, as does the UK.

Focus Ireland today unveiled a campaign calling for a statutory right to aftercare for young people leaving State care at 18.

The union's vice-president, Mr Des Geraghty, said employers had set their face against allowing workers a statutory right to union recognition.

A PROPOSAL by Fianna Fail to give disabled people a statutory right to adequate polling facilities was referred to a Dail committee.

Victims of crime are to be given a statutory right to know why the Director of Public Prosecutions does not prosecute their case.

The lawsuit alleges unfair competition and violation of both the California common law right of publicity and the state's statutory right of publicity.

The Social Welfare Appeals Office provides a statutory right of redress for people who are unhappy with decisions regarding their social welfare entitlements.

Ordinarily it is the statutory right of a defeated litigant to take an appeal, provided he can state any colorable ground of exception.

Access to flexible working arrangements should be made a statutory right for all employees, a seminar to mark Work Life Balance day was told yesterday.

The Maternity Protection Act 1994-2004 gives fathers the statutory right regarding those classes, but there is no paternity legislation covering the birth and beyond.

A STATUTORY right to aftercare to prevent young people leaving care services becoming homeless, was called for by charity group Focus Ireland yesterday.