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Legal Definitions - private statute

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Definition of private statute

A private statute is a type of law that applies only to a specific individual or group, rather than the general public. It is also known as a special statute.

  • A private statute may be passed to grant a particular person or organization a specific right or exemption from a law that applies to everyone else.
  • For instance, a private statute may be passed to allow a company to use a certain piece of land for a specific purpose, even if it goes against zoning laws.

These examples illustrate how a private statute can be used to create exceptions or special rules for certain individuals or groups.

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Simple Definition

A private statute is a type of law that is specific to a particular person or group, rather than being a general law that applies to everyone. It is similar to a special statute, which is a law that applies only to a particular situation or circumstance. For example, a private statute might be created to grant a specific individual a particular right or privilege, while a special statute might be created to address a unique problem or issue that is not covered by existing laws.

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