a statute that contains the words that set forth the true intent and meaning.
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STATUTE GENERAL
a law that applies to everybody that differs from one that applies to one person of a few people.
STATUTE LAW
Body of written laws that have been adopted by the legislative body.
STATUTE LOCAL
a law that is passed by the county or a city legislative body that applies to the area if authority.
STATUTE NEGATIVE
a law stating what cannot be done, that prohibits an act.
STATUTE OF DISTRIBUTIONS
A law prescribing the manner of the distribution of the estateof an intestate among his heirs or relatives. Such statutes exist in all the states.
STATUTE OF FRAUDS
Needs that contracts must be written and executed properly to prevent perjury and fraud.
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS
Time frame set by legislation where affected parties need to take action to enforce rights or seek redress after injury or damage.
STATUTE OF REPOSE
Statute of limitations applying the number of years a party has after the contract is over to act.
STATUTE PENAL
a law that provides the punishment for a crime or an offense.
STATUTE PERPETUAL
the law that stays in effect permanently and with no limit to when it will no longer be in effect.
STATUTE PERSONAL
a law that only affects one person and not a whole community and is the opposite of a general statute. See statute private .
STATUTE PRIVATE
a the law that concerns a person or a group of people. See statute, personal.
STATUTE PUBLIC
a law that effects an entire community and is the opposite of a private or a personal statute.
STATUTE PUNITIVE
the name that is given to a law that will impose a penalty when it is broken.
STATUTE REAL
the term that is used for a law that is about property and not about people.
STATUTE REMEDIAL
a law with the purpose of correcting an existing law.
STATUTE REVISED
the term that is given to a statute that has been changed altered, reenacted or updated.
STATUTE SPECIAL
the name that is given to a personal or a special statute. See statute, personal.
STATUTE TEMPORARY
the term that is given to a law that will remain in force for a limited period of time.
STATUTE VALIDATING
a law that is enacted to correct any past errors and omissions amend makes valid what was once not.
STATUTE, n
An act of the legislature ; a particular law enacted and established by the will of the legislative department of government, expressed with the requisite for- malities. In foreign and […]
STATUTE, v
In old Scotch law . To ordain, establish, or decree.
STATUTORY
Relating to a statute; created or defined by a statute; required by a statute; conforming to a statute.
STATUTORY ACCOUNTING PRINCIPALS
Principles legally mandated that an insurer must follow when dog the financial statement .