Sentence examples for issued a writ for from inspiring English sources

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".

Cairns issued a writ for libel and after a trial in which he said under oath that he had "never, ever cheated at cricket" he was awarded £90,000 damages against Modi, who was also left facing legal fees of more than £1m.

Waters issued a writ for copyright fees for the band's use of the flying pig.

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

Waters also issued a writ for copyright fees for the band's use of the flying pig, and Pink Floyd responded by attaching a huge set of male genitalia to the balloon's underside to distinguish it from Waters' design.

Later, a local court issued a writ of attachment for an unpaid grocery bill.

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".

The Earl, Augustus Arthur Perceval, issued a writ against Lord Leconfield for damages.

Campbell, now at Arsenal, has issued a writ through his lawyers for £1.7m he says he is owed in image rights and bonus payments.

During the Aaron Burr panic of 1806, Hall had become something of a hero for issuing a writ of habeas corpus to free a fellow-judge.