Sentence examples for by issuing a writ from inspiring English sources

In June, Bideau and Jess retaliated by issuing a writ in the Victorian Supreme Court in Australia citing breach of contract and seeking damages on behalf of the Melbourne International Track Club and an injunction against anyone else managing Freeman.

A court grants permission by issuing a writ known as a warrant.

By issuing a writ of habeas corpus to two research animals, a judge is essentially granting caged chimps the same privilege as a human prisoner yelling "I demand my day in court!" The ruling comes from New York Supreme Court Justice Barbara Jaffe, and says that on May 6, Stony Brook University must respond in court to the petition filed by the Nonhuman Rights Project.

But no - last week, he went off on a seemingly self-indulgent tangent by issuing a libel writ to biographer Tom Bower.

The cost of issuing a writ in the small-claims court varies between £10 and £80 depending on the size of the claim.

The court eventually declared that they could not issue a writ, because the Habeas Corpus Act 1862 prevented them from issuing a writ to any colony possessing a court which could also issue a writ.

When the District, by the hand of Judge Treat, issued a writ of habeas corpus for the release of one of them, Captain Emmett McDonald, Union commanding general William S. Harney refused, asserting that he had to answer to a "higher law".

Bayliss demanded a public apology, and when by 12 May it had failed to materialize he issued a writ for libel.

Liam Gallagher's spokesman confirmed the singer had issued a writ at the High Court in London against his brother.

When McDonald 's a fast-food chain, issued a writ against two penniless, unemployed, environmental campaigners, it was initially advised that the court battle would last only six weeks.

The challenge failed in the High Court in July last year but succeeded at the Court of Appeal in December, when three judges issued a writ of habeas corpus.