A typical statute treatment gives a spouse a right to renounce any provision made in the deceased spouse's will and to take instead a statutorily fixed fraction (typically one-third) of the deceased's estate.
Airports Authority Act, 1965 (Eng). is a typical statute cite.
A typical statute cite looks like this: Airports Authority Act, 1965, c.16 (Eng.).
That could damage Pasteur, she adds: For example, Bréchot earns a sizable salary but typical foundation statutes require an unpaid president, which would make it difficult to recruit a top candidate.
But limiting it to sexual assault involving by penetration using force or incapacitation, which matches the typical criminal statute, the rate from the AAU results is 1 in 10 undergraduate women experiencing this type of assault. .
A typical tobacco inspection statute is Maryland Laws, November 1773, c. 1, §§ LXXIV, LXXX.
A hallmark of the typical state criminal statute is its gradation.
Most apartment tenants do not sell anything to their successors (and are often prohibited from charging "key money"), so a typical rent control statute will transfer wealth from the landlord to the incumbent tenant and all future tenants.
Section 3657, Page, Ohio Gen.Code, empowering municipalities to require licensing of theatrical exhibitions and theatre ticket selling, and § 12600-2 et seq., regulating physical construction, etc., are typical of present day statutes.
The typical Anglo-American intestacy statute gives the surviving spouse a half or a third of the property, with the remaining half or two-thirds going to the children of the deceased, the children of any deceased child dividing their parent's share among them (representation).
