statutory order definition
statutory order means an order having legislative effect;
statutory order means any order, requirement or recommendation made by any competent authority and issued to either the Owner or the Principal Occupant.
statutory order means any order promoted by the Scottish Ministers or the Operating Company pursuant to exercising a Statutory Function.
More Definitions of statutory order
statutory order means an order, byelaw, scheme or award made under an Act of Parliament, including an order or scheme confirmed by Parliament or brought into operation in accordance with special parliamentary procedure.
statutory order means any order passed under the Relevant Act, raising the demand of tax, interest, penalty or late fee payable by the applicant ;
statutory order means an order, rule or regulation made under any enactment;
statutory order means an order or scheme made under an Act of Parliament, including an order or scheme confirmed by Parliament;
statutory order means any order, rule or regulation made under any enactment, and includes any scheme made under the M11Highlands and Islands (Medical service) Grant Act, 1913;
statutory order means any order passed under the relevant Act, raising tax, interest or penalty payable by the applicant.
statutory order means an order under section 155 below or any order, byelaw, scheme or award made under any other enactment, including an order or scheme confirmed by Parliament or brought into operation in accordance with special parliamentary procedure.