The Home Office said that in most of the cases authorisations were issued for periods beyond the 28-day statutory limit for each operation or were not signed off by ministers within the statutory 48-hour deadline.
Appearing before the work and pensions select committee last month, Martin said: "We have no jurisdiction whatsoever over mandatory reconsideration; there is no statutory limit for the time taken to reconsider.
But nearly 12 years – the statutory limit for the claims – have passed since their sale, leaving thousands of borrowers at risk of missing out on the chance to reduce their debts in the event of court success.
Before they can get to that debate, Republicans must decide among themselves whether and how far to break the agreement on spending levels reached in July during the last budget fight, the one over raising the statutory limit for federal borrowing.
The measure, first imposed on a trial basis in 2007, is triggered whenever pollution exceeds the statutory limit for 12 consecutive days.
Your contract will probably specify your notice period, but if it does not you can fall back on the statutory limits of one week's notice for each year worked (up to a maximum of 12 weeks for 12 years).
The career HUD employee, Helen Foster, responded to requests to "find money" for Candy Carson, Ben Carson's wife, to redecorate his office — to which she replied there is a statutory limit of $5,000 for such projects, according to a copy of the complaint obtained by The Guardian.
Rarely do pollutants in GYO food exceed statutory limits set for commercial food, and few people obtain the majority of their food from GYO.
The Cr VI) concentration in this treated effluent was 0.96 mg/l, much above the statutory limit of 0.1 mg/l for discharge of industrial effluents into inland surface waters in India.
Under a ruling of gross negligence, Barbier issued in September, BP could be fined a statutory limit of up to $4,300 for each barrel spilled, though he has authority to assign lower penalties.
