- In
common law jurisdictions,
statutory rape is
nonforcible ****ual
activity in
which one of the
individuals is
below the age of
consent (the age required...
-
Statutory city may
refer to:
Statutory city (Austria), an
Austrian muni****lity
acting as a
district administrative authority Statutory city (Czech Republic)...
-
Public holidays in
Canada (French:
Jours fériés au Canada),
known as
statutory holidays, stat holidays, or
simply stats (French:
jours fériés), consist...
-
statutes are
published and
distributed so that
everyone can look up the
statutory law. This can be done in the form of a
government gazette which may include...
- the university's
eight undergraduate colleges, four are state-supported
statutory or
contract colleges through the
State University of New York system,...
- A
statutory body or
statutory authority is a body set up by law (statute) that is
authorised to
implement certain legislation on
behalf of the relevant...
- to an end and the
tenant remains in
occupation of the
property than a
statutory tenancy is created. Due to the p****age of the
Housing Act 1988 contractual...
- A
statutory employee is an
independent contractor under American common law who is
treated as an employee, by statute, for
purposes of tax withholdings...
-
Statutory holiday may
refer to:
Public holidays in
Australia Public holidays in
Canada Public holidays in New
Zealand Public holidays in the
United Kingdom...
-
Statutory interpretation is the
process by
which courts interpret and
apply legislation. Some
amount of
interpretation is
often necessary when a case...
