/ˈstæʧuːtˈ -bɑːdˈ/ – adjective
Definition: 1. bị pháp luật ngăn cấm hay hạn chế;
2. không có hiệu lực tố tụng vì đã hết thời hiệu.
A more thorough explanation: “Statute-barred” refers to a legal term that describes a situation where a claim or legal action is barred or prohibited by the passage of time as specified in a statute of limitations. Once a certain period of time has passed, the claim or action is considered invalid or unenforceable.
Example: The plaintiff’s claim was dismissed by the court as it was statute-barred, meaning it was filed after the expiration of the limitation period set by law.