Defence of Statutory Authority


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Defence of Statutory Authority meaning or descrpition: a defence to strict liability that is available where a statute regulates a dangerous activity and the defendant complies with the statute (Source of this concept of Defence of Statutory Authority: emp.ca/books/468-7)

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