Definition of statutory right in English:

statutory right

noun

(Frequently in plural) a right which has been prescribed, ordained, or conferred by statute, as opposed to one fixed by common law, custom, company policy, etc.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Lord Auchinleck Reporter: Information for Magistrates & Town-Council of Kilmarnock.

noun

(Frequently in plural) a right which has been prescribed, ordained, or conferred by statute, as opposed to one fixed by common law, custom, company policy, etc.

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Lord Auchinleck Reporter: Information for Magistrates & Town-Council of Kilmarnock.

单词	statutory right
释义	Definition of statutory right in English: statutory right noun (Frequently in plural) a right which has been prescribed, ordained, or conferred by statute, as opposed to one fixed by common law, custom, company policy, etc. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Lord Auchinleck Reporter: Information for Magistrates & Town-Council of Kilmarnock. Definition of statutory right in US English: statutory right noun (Frequently in plural) a right which has been prescribed, ordained, or conferred by statute, as opposed to one fixed by common law, custom, company policy, etc. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Lord Auchinleck Reporter: Information for Magistrates & Town-Council of Kilmarnock.
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