The opponents of the lane had sued on the basis of a state statute that allows government actions to be challenged on the grounds that they are arbitrary or unfair.
Finally, the decision of the United State circuit court of Kentucky was affirmed on the basis of Kentucky's statute of limitations.
When he sought to have Fuller testify to back up his story, the trial judge blocked him on the basis of a Texas statute which provided that "persons charged or convicted as co-participants in the same crime could not testify for one another".
"Such a conception of copyright law has no basis in statute, case law or common sense".
Instead, it argued (without evident legal basis) that the statute of limitations had expired and thus that, it, too, was unable to look into the matter.
The Chamber is satisfied, on the basis of the Tribunal's Statute and the jurisprudence, as well as the law of many domestic jurisdictions, that the right of an accused person to represent himself is not unfettered, and in the circumstances of this case, it is both competent to assign counsel to the accused and in the interests of justice to do so.
How about on the basis of legal theory, international treaty, statute and case law, which provide several centuries' worth of settled definitions?
The clause was the legal basis for any number of statutes of enormous benefit to society.
The view has been taken that judges may assign meaning to vague constitutional provisions or statutes on the basis of their own ideological preferences, hence disregarding Parliament's intention.
A Labour source said: "This is not a little bit of statute, this is not a dab of statute, this is statute pure and simple".
Debt-Limit Statute Subject to Court Challenge The three types of bondholder harm described above were the basis of my federal lawsuit to void the debt limit statute; I hold every type and duration of Treasury debt.
