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Statute laws are created by legislative bodies, such as parliaments or congresses, at various levels of government. In most democratic systems, elected representatives propose, debate, and vote on legislation, which, once passed, is signed into law by an executive authority, such as a president or governor. Additionally, local governments may also enact statutes relevant to their jurisdictions. Ultimately, the process varies by country and legal system, but the fundamental principle involves a formal legislative process.
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Definition of Statutory law in Australia?
Statue Laws are Laws made by Parliament.
Which is the dominant law statute laws or common law?
Statue
What makes the Statue of Liberty durable?
because(:
Is there a Statue of limitations for Fraud in Colorado?
The statue of limitations for a civil case involving fraud is two years. Below is an article that explains Colorado statue laws further.
Branch that makes laws?
branch that makes laws
Who makes the laws and rules?
mom makes rule laws makes government
Who makes the laws in Fiji?
The Government makes the laws in Fiji.
Who actually makes the laws in America?
Congress makes the laws.
What does the legislative do (with laws)?
it makes laws
Where does the copper that makes the Statue of liberty come from?
Norway, Karmøy!
What makes the Statue of Liberty green?
The copper's reactivity with air.
Who makes laws for your city and witch branch?
the government does for the who makes laws for your city.
