"application for an order" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in legal contexts, such as court documents or contracts, to refer to a formal request for an official action or decision to be made. It typically follows a specific format and may include details such as the parties involved, the specific order being requested, and the reasons for the request. Example: The defendant filed an application for an order to dismiss the charges against him based on lack of evidence.
It did not resist Thames Valley's application for an order under the Terrorism Act in court because the Act does not afford grounds under which it could be opposed.
which sets forth the elements of an application for an order, required a national security official in the executive branch, typically the director of the F.B.I., to certify that "the purpose" of the surveillance is to obtain foreign intelligence information (amended by the Patriot Act to read "a significant purpose").
Victims would not be required to testify when an application for an order was heard, it adds.
In Tan Eng Chye v. Director of Prisons (2004), a case concerning an application for an order of certiorari to quash the certification by a prison medical officer that the applicant was fit to undergo a caning punishment, the High Court held that not every act of or conduct by a public servant is justiciable by way of a judicial review.
The application is for an order for review of detention, which was formerly called a writ of habeas corpus.
Although an application for an intervention order can be made by police, many women wrongly believe this means that the police prosecutor also represents them.
ACL returned to the High Court four days later and asked for their own application for an administration order to be dismissed.
The statement said after receiving legal advice, the force believed the original IPCC decision first needed to be quashed and it had assured the watchdog that it would not oppose any application for a quashing order, but said the IPCC had advised it planned to re-investigate without a quashing order.
The students, who occupied the Brunei Gallery Suite on Monday, were served with an injunction and application for a possession order yesterday.
He suggested appointing lawyers to serve in the public's interest on cases where a government application for a FISA order "raises new legal issues".
