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Legal Terms – Codifying Statute
Codifying statute: A statute that lays out all of the existing legal authority—both common law and statute law—on a certain topic. These laws are quite uncommon; the Law of Property Act of 1925 is one such example.
Codifying statute: A statute that lays out all of the existing legal authority—both common law and statute law—on a certain topic. These laws are quite uncommon; the Law of Property Act of 1925 is one such example.
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