Sentence examples for permission to file a from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Judge Rakoff dated Nov. 1, the Recording Artists Coalition asked for permission to file a brief before the trial begins on Nov. 13.

Iver Peterson (NYT) CONNECTICUT HARTFORD: STATE ENTERS BEACH FRAY The State Department of Environmental Protection has asked the State Supreme Court's permission to file a brief in the case involving Greenwich's restrictive beach access policy.

And while a contractor does not need a homeowner's permission to file a mechanic's lien -- and, in New York, can do so without first notifying the homeowner -- there are stringent requirements that must be met for such a lien to be valid.

On Monday, Brown and another retired N.F.L. player, Herb Adderley, asked for permission to file a friend-of-the-court brief in the Keller case, arguing that the outcome of the lawsuit would "significantly harm" them and other retired athletes if it were dismissed.

Recently, in a development not unlike that in the case of Geronimo Pratt, Mutulu was granted permission to file a motion for a new trial on the ground that evidence was discovered indicating that the government withheld information that would have been favorable to his defense.

In a letter to Judge Lewis A. Kaplan dated July 17, federal prosecutors asked permission to file a motion to forbid lawyers in the civil case against the two auction houses to take depositions from Christopher M. Davidge, Christie's former chief executive, who resigned last Dec. 24.

Mark Moody, the Lapiduses' lawyer, said that his clients had asked the court's permission to file an appeal.

Microsoft sought and received permission to file an extra-long 150-page brief in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals.

According to fifty medical, public health and child welfare experts and advocates who asked the NJ Supreme court for permission to file an amicus curie (friend of the court) brief in the case, the lower court decisions are based on popular assumptions about drugs, pregnant women, and child welfare that lack any foundation in evidence-based, peer-reviewed research.

In February 2003, Thompson asked permission to file an amicus curiae (or "friend of the court") brief in the Ohio case of Dustin Lynch, 16, who was charged with aggravated murder in the death of JoLynn Mishne; Lynch was "obsessed" with Grand Theft Auto III.

Holmes' attorneys also filed a motion this week requesting the permission to file future motions related to the sanity evaluation report that has been completed on the theater shooting suspect.