"Today we were able to tell Parla officials that we had presented a writ in the court explaining that Luis was too ill to be thrown out without plans to rehouse him".
When the NUM ignored the resulting high court ruling that the strike in Yorkshire could not be called official, Hart flew in his helicopter to the Labour party conference in Blackpool and personally presented a writ for contempt of court to Scargill live on TV. 4.
Lawyers for the Argentinian president, Mauricio Macri will present a writ to a judge on Friday to deny allegations that he secretly benefited from an offshore company named in the Panama Papers.
The court has considered the petition for writ of quo warranto, writ of mandamus, prohibition or such other writ the court deems appropriate under its all writs authority and alternative emergency petition for writ of mandamus, and the writ is denied without prejudice to any party raising any issue presented in the writ in any future proceeding.
In a writ presented to the High Court in London, Mr Bahar claims new terms in the contract said that in the event of the sale of any part or the whole of Group Lotus he would be entitled to 5% of the purchase price.
On April 14th a writ was presented to a court in Buenos Aires asking it to investigate crimes against humanity and genocide committed in Franco's Spain.
Most at the Whitney are presented in their unbuilt state, as language writ large or small on architectural surfaces of all kinds, or printed in books and catalogs or on matchbook covers, exhibition cards and posters.
Oxford County Court bailiffs presented the dean of Oriel college, James Methven, with the writ from the former student.
By the time of the armistice of November 1918, Wilson had emerged as the League's most ardent advocate; and when he returned from Europe in July 1919 he presented his plan for collective security through a League of Nations as holy writ.
The petition for a writ of certiorari is granted on Questions 1 and 2 as presented by the petition.
Proceedings began with bills being presented by the plaintiff in the vernacular language, not Latin; the defendant was then summoned by a writ of subpoena to appear for personal questioning by the chancellor or one of his subordinates.
