Sentence examples for issuing the writ from inspiring English sources

In issuing the writ of mandamus the court will exercise a sound discretion, and grant the right under proper safeguards to protect the interests of all concerned.

It was not the duty of the court issuing the writ, nor was it obliged, to accept as true the return of the party.

The garnishee shall file the original answer with the court issuing the writ and serve a copy on the debtor and counsel for the United States.

The court issuing the writ may, however, 'inquire and adjudge whether the commissioner acquired jurisdiction of the matter, by conforming to the requirements of the treaty and the statute; whether he exceeded his jurisdiction; and whether he had any legal or competent evidence of facts before him, on which to exercise a judgment as to the criminality of the accused.

Whether an affidavit or indictment must accompany the requisition or not; whether the recitals in the governor's warrant of arrest are conclusive or simply prima facie evidence of the facts they recite,—all these are matters for the consideration of the court issuing the writ, and before whom the prisoner is to be brought.

In her opinion, Enbridge issuing the writ to seize their assets now three years after that ruling and six months after a Trudeau-sponsored panel found that the NEB "has fundamentally lost the confidence of many Canadians" and recommended replacing it is just part of a trend of corporations using the courts to shut down environmental and public interest groups.

Napthine formally triggered Victoria's election period on Monday by issuing the writs to the state's governor.

Finding no constitutional violation, the District Court declined to issue the writ.

We issued the writ, but thereafter concluded that the matter was not then justiciable.

The Ohio Supreme Court rejected this contention and affirmed the judgments of lower state courts refusing to issue the writ.

If the court issued the writ of mandamus, Jefferson could simply ignore it, because the court had no power to enforce it.