Sentence examples for * is commenced from inspiring English sources

A digital music provider may not assert section 507 or any other Federal or State statute of limitations, doctrine of laches or estoppel, or similar provision as a defense to a legal action arising from an audit under this subparagraph if such legal action is commenced not more than 6 years after the commencement of the audit that is the basis for such action.

A private prosecution is commenced by requesting a summons from the magistrates' court.

"If an investigation is commenced, Ben will cooperate fully and Ben will be fully exonerated".

Mr. Drohan, the spokesman, said, "Once a lawsuit is commenced, an apology is tantamount to an admission of guilt, and counsel would not permit that".

'An action is commenced or brought, within the meaning of sections 192 and 193, by the filing of a petition and causing a summons to issue thereon.

5th option: if defendant resides outside the state in which the action is commenced, you can use that state's service rule.

It is commenced usually before a commissioner of the court, but on appeal to the District Court additional evidence may be introduced, and the trial is de novo.

"If an eviction proceeding is commenced, the tenant on the lease may also be responsible for other charges including, but not limited to, the landlord's reasonable attorneys' fees," he said.

If section 40 is commenced there is a presumption that newspapers outside a recognised self-regulator would pay their own and their opponents' legal costs, even if they won a court case.

There the court said: 'Whenever a suit is commenced in this state, and the plaintiff relies for his right of action and his recovery upon a foreign statute, he must plead said statute.

This subsection shall not apply to a suit by a taxpayer which, prior to the date of enactment of this title, is commenced, instituted, or pending in a district court or the United States Court of Federal Claims for the recovery of any income tax, estate tax, or gift tax (or any penalty relating to such taxes).