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bylaw
(redirected from bye law)

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bylaw, bye-law
1. a rule made by a local authority for the regulation of its affairs or management of the area it governs
2. a regulation of a company, society, etc.
3. a subsidiary law


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Neighbouring Sandwell Council imposed a bye law in October banning roadside vehicle sales by people, carrying a maximum pounds 500 fine.
Black Country News: Roadside car sales warning; DUDLEY: Sellers of ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
These `spring salmon' are protected by national bye laws which prohibit the killing of salmon by nets before June 1 and require the release of all rod-caught salmon before June 16.
Region put on salmon alert by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Bye law 34(b) states that, subject to certain exceptions, "no payment of any kind shall be made by the institute to any member of the council of the institute, or to any firm or company of which a council member is a partner or a director, as the case may be, or in which a member has any interest"
New council member required. (Institute News) by Financial Management (UK)
 
 
 
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