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A statutory duty is one imposed by a written law. | A statutory duty is one imposed by a written law. | ||
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For example, the Companies Acts in many jurisdictions. | For example, the Companies Acts in many jurisdictions. |
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Law - statute.
A statutory duty is one imposed by a written law.
Written laws are known also known as statutes.
For example, the Companies Acts in many jurisdictions.