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Statute (718 bytes)
1: A '''statute''' is a formal, written [[law]] of a country or s... 3: ...e [[International Court of Justice]] and the Rome Statute of the [[International Criminal Court]]. Statute of Laborers (484 bytes) 1: ... Statute of Laborers to put a limit on wages. The statute, however, was poorly enforced and very unsuccessf... Statute of Rhuddlan (953 bytes) 1: The '''Statute of Rhuddlan''' was created in [[1284]] after the ... 5: The Statute divided Wales into the [[county|counties]] of [[A... 7: The Statute remained in effect until [[Henry VIII of England|... Statute of Mortmain (3298 bytes) 1: ...that never died, these taxes were never paid. The Statute of Mortmain provided that no estate should be gra... 3: ...d therefore we command you to cause the aforesaid statute to be read before you, and from henceforth firmly... Creature of statute (665 bytes) 1: ... an entity such as a [[corporation]] created by [[statute]]. 3: ...sense, most companies in the UK are created under statute since the [[Companies Act 1985]] specifies how a ... Statute of limitations (6253 bytes) 1: A '''statute of limitations''' is a [[statute]] in a [[common law]] [[legal system]] setting fo... 3: A common law legal system might have a statute limiting prosecution for [[crime]]s called [[misd... 8: A special case of the statute of limitations is a statute of repose. This applies to buildings and propert... 12: ...al intrusions from the past. The length of these statutes varies from country to country, state to state, ... 14: ...t their perpetrator may finally escape due to the statute of limitation or prescription. Statute of Marlborough (1481 bytes) 1: The '''Statute of Marlborough''' (52 Hen 3) was a law passed by ... Statute of Anne (393 bytes) 1: The '''Statute of Anne''' (8 Anne c.19) was the first British [[... 4: {{Wikisourcepar|Statute of Anne}} Statute of Frauds (1666 bytes) 1: ...d in [[1677]]. It is more properly called the '''Statute of Frauds and Perjuries'''. 3: ...such a writing exists only comes into play when a Statute of Frauds defense is raised by the defendant.) 5: Traditionally, the statute of frauds requires a writing signed by the party ... Alien Tort Statute (2892 bytes) 1: The '''Alien Tort Statute''', 28 U.S.C. Sec. 1350, was part of the [[Judici... 5: ...defendant in a claim brought under the Alien Tort Statute is a foreign [[sovereign]] [[state]] (or some age... 7: ...has recently excited opposition is the use of the statute to sue American and other international corporati... 14: ...www.nam.org/s_nam/sec.asp?CID=377&DID=375 Info on statute from the National Association of Manufacturers]. Statute of Monopolies 1623 (616 bytes) 1: [[England]]'s [[Statute of Monopolies 1623|Statute of Monopolies]] of [[1623]] (21 Jac. 1, c.3), whi... European Company Statute (6449 bytes) 1: ...[Latin]] for 'European Company'); there is also a statute allowing a '''European Cooperative Society''' (''... 13: ...ted by the '''Council Directive supplementing the Statute for a European Company with regard to the involve... 17: ...er involvement have held back the adoption of the Statute for over a decade. States without worker involvem... 27: The European Company Statute represents a step in this direction, albeit a lim... 34: ...lation (EC) No 2157/2001 of 8 October 2001 on the Statute for a European company (SE)] Statute in Restraint of Appeals (1563 bytes) Statute of Westminster (1931) (7638 bytes) 1: ...ted Kingdom. (There exist also the unrelated '''[[Statutes of Westminster]]''' of [[1275]], [[1285]] and [[... 3: Today the Statute of Westminster is relevant for outlining the powe... 5: ...ada, Australia and New Zealand were founded. The Statute was expressed not to apply to Australia, New Zeal... 7: ==Statute of Equality== 9: ...d in its applications to the dominions. After the Statute was passed, the British government could no longe... Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (3119 bytes) 1: ...secution. As of today, 97 States are party to the Statute. [http://www.icc-cpi.int/press/pressreleases/31.h... 3: ...te]] (note this is a different usage of the word "statute" from that commonly used in law.) 5: The Statute provides for the ICC to have jurisdiction over th... 6: ...ndment to the Statute. [http://www.un.org/law/icc/statute/99_corr/2.htm (source)] 10: ...8. Israel, the United States and Yemen signed the statute at the end of 2000, but the United States has con... California General Election List of Propositions (11/02/04) (1565 bytes) 7: ...tal Projects. Grant Program. Bond Act. Initiative Statute. 8: ...rimaries. Initiative Constitutional Amendment and Statute. 9: ... on Personal Incomes Above $1 Million. Initiative Statute. 10: ...t of Unfair Business Competition Laws. Initiative Statute. 12: ... Strikes" Law. Sex Crimes. Punishment. Initiative Statute. Colonial Laws Validity Act (1224 bytes) 1: ...aw contradictory to the provisions of an imperial statute extending to a British colony was void and inoper... 3: ...ursuance of this conference recommendation, the [[Statute of Westminster 1931]] repealed the Colonial Laws ... 7: ...obel/r31400/jur2515/clva1865.html The text of the statute] 8: ....edu/halsall/mod/1936westminster.html The text of Statute of Westminster, 1931] Treaty of Westminster (1931) (397 bytes) 1: ... as a result of the [[Statute of Westminster 1931|Statute of Westminister]]. The treaty created the [[Briti... Statutes of Westminster (2384 bytes) 1: ...nth century. There is a separate article on the [[Statute of Westminster 1931]]'' 3: ...as well as the [[Provisions of Oxford]] and the [[Statute of Marlborough]]. 5: ...diction repressed; the statute Dc religiosis, the statutes of Merton and Gloucester, are amended and re-ena... 7: ...id Emptores]] of [[1290]] is sometimes called the statute of Westminster III. 12: [[sv:Westminsterstatuten]] Erie problem (1315 bytes) 18: example, a statute of limitations bars a trial after a certain numbe... 21: ... to try the case in federal court even though the statute 26: conflicts are resolved. (As for statute of limitations, the state 27: statute of limitation has been deemed to be substantive l...
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