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legal norm (A legal norm consists of three parts: the hypothesis, which sets forth the conditions under which a person should be guided by the given legal norm; the disposition, which indicates the rights and duties of the participants in relations arising under the circumstances envisioned in the hypothesis; and the sanction, ...  thefreedictionary.com Alexander Demidov); norm of law (Therefore the basic norm of law can only be the fundamental rule, according to which the legal norms are to be produced; it is the fundamental condition of law-making. The individual norms of the legal system are not to be derived from the basic norm by a process of logical deduction. Alexander Demidov); statute of the law (its transfer agent or its office making the registration, or by this or a similar statute of the law of the state listed as the owner's address at the time of registration. We have done it, and now we will make it a statute of the law of the land. Alexander Demidov); statute (a piece of codified law passed by a legislative body, rather than uncodified derived from custom, books of authority and cases tried in court etc: The statute was enacted to deal with the problem of insider trading. Phrase Bank ⃝ Legal powers derive either from statute or from common law: the legislature and the courts are the only sources of law recognized in the English legal system. ⃝ The statute requires a plaintiff to report intentional acts of discrimination within 180 days. ⃝ In theory a statute could do no more than declare existing law. TED Alexander Demidov) |
