We show that the $n$-point correlation function for the fractional parts of a random linear form in $m$ variables has a limit distribution with power-like tail. The existence of the limit distribution follows from the mixing property of flows on ${\rm SL}(m+1,{\Bbb R})/{\rm SL}(m+1,{\Bbb Z})$. Moreover, we prove similar limit theorems (i) for the probability to find the fractional part of a random linear form close to zero and (ii) also for related trigonometric sums. For large $m$, all of the above limit distributions approach the classical distributions for independent uniformly distributed random variables.