Sentence examples for commenced court from inspiring English sources

Annington has commenced court proceedings to obtain a possession order so that it can evict the squatters and take back possession of the property.

In a statement, Virgin said today: "Virgin Trains Limited (VTL) has today commenced court proceedings in respect of the decision to award the West Coast Main Line franchise to FirstGroup.

Yet they give the impression to borrowers that their case has been escalated to a third party, using legal language such as "We are instructed by our client" and "We are likely to be instructed to commence court proceedings".

"We are left with no choice but to commence court proceedings as we believe the procurement process has ignored the substantial risks to taxpayers and customers of delivering FirstGroup's bid over the course of the franchise".

Only after I commenced county court proceedings against both did Iberia claim the reason for the delay was a screw getting inside a wheel.

This warned that "you may or may not be aware that Mrs X has/will shortly be commencing county court proceedings against you for losses incurred in the accident".

It was only after we commenced high court action that the government confirmed that the 157 people were in Australian custody on board an Australian vessel.

Clive Garner, a lawyer at Irwin Mitchell, who is also representing the families of Valencia and John in their civil claims, said: "Our clients are very disappointed that BP continues to deny civil liability and we now invite BP to accept the coroner's findings … If a negotiated solution cannot be reached very shortly, we will be commencing formal court proceedings against BP in the coming months".

Where legal proceedings have commenced and a court summons is issued, TfL will always consider any mitigation put forward by a defendant and any request to settle the matter out of court, as was done on this occasion.

Apart from last year's June amendment to the Migration Act, the other cynical ploy was Nauru's decision two days before the hearing in the high court commenced that the detention centre was now an "open" facility.

"Our repeated calls for greater Google advert transparency, or for Google to comply with their own code of conduct, have been ignored, and in order to prevent thousands more consumers being misled on the Google search engine, we have commenced these high court proceedings.