The phrase "a statutory time limit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a legally defined period within which certain actions must be taken or completed.
Example: "The court must issue a ruling within a statutory time limit to ensure a fair trial."
Alternatives: "legal deadline" or "regulatory time frame".
We welcome this cross-party report's recommendation that a statutory time limit must be introduced.
With the UK being the only European country without a statutory time limit on detention, what are other countries' policies?
Nokes's appearance comes after the Labour MP Tulip Siddiq tabled a 10-minute rule bill to impose a statutory time limit of 28 days on immigration detention.
The UK has one of the largest immigration detention systems in Europe – and is the only country in the region without a statutory time limit on length of detention.
May tried to exclude any consideration of introducing a statutory time limit on the use of immigration detention, but Shaw makes clear his belief that the numbers should be reduced "both for reasons of welfare and to deliver better use of public money".
The other assault charge – common assault – does not require such proof of injury, but it is subject to a six-month statutory time limit.
The statutory time limit on pursuing a case against abusers was completely lifted, meaning victims will be able to sue regardless of when the crime occurred.
"After four years, Farepak victims have been left with pennies while the administrators have walked away with millions, and this by no means is an isolated case". Liquidations also have no statutory time limit and can sometimes take decades to settle.
Lawyers for Dr. Murray, who is accused of giving Mr. Jackson a lethal dose of the powerful anesthetic propofol and other sedatives, said they would be ready to go to trial within the 60-day statutory time limit, which would make for a speedy trial.
(b) The statute does not deprive voters of their right under the First and Fourteenth Amendments to associate with the party of their choice or subsequently to change to another party, provided that the statutory time limit for doing so is observed.
