Sentence examples for a writ for from inspiring English sources
It was a writ for protection of constitutional rights.
"I have a present for you," Mr Berezovsky reportedly said, serving him with a writ for what would become a $5 billion lawsuit the largest in British history.
Another rightwing blogger delivered a writ for libel from Dorries to Draper, who resigned as the editor of LabourList following the McBride scandal.
Absolut issued a writ for infringement of its trademark soon after, claiming there was a risk of confusion between the two brands.
A furious Morrissey issued a writ for defamation against the magazine and its then editor Conor McNicholas, saying the publication had "deliberately tried to characterise me as a racist … in order to boost their dwindling circulation".
He said that the argument made by a senior Ministry of Defence official, Damian Parmenter, to the court that granting a writ for habeas corpus would be a "futile course of action" now "turns out to have been right".
Cephus said: "The widow of the late president Samuel Kanyon Doe, who did not retire but was rather assassinated, filed a petition for a writ of mandamus for the retirement benefits of her late husband and the government of Liberia paid her over $400,000.
At which point, assuming he is again denied by the Fourth Circuit, Mr. MacDonald will probably petition for a writ of certiorari, pleading for review by the Supreme Court.
On 23 March 1923 he appeared in R v Secretary of State for Home Affairs ex parte O'Brien [1923] 2 KB 361 at a Divisional Court consisting of Mr Justice Avory and Mr Justice Salter to apply for a writ of habeas corpus for O'Brien as a test case to allow the release of the others.
In addition, the application for stay is treated as a petition for a writ of certiorari, and the petition for a writ of certiorari is granted.
When the demonstrators remained past the deadline, HSBC went back to court and won a writ of possession for bailiffs, as officers of the court, to remove the protesters and their possessions.
