Sentence examples for request to vacate from inspiring English sources
The lawyer, William J. Robedee, quickly filed a request to vacate the conviction.
The Supreme Court provided no explanation for why it rejected Rutledge's request to vacate the stay.
The bank appealed the decision in July, and on Monday, Judge Jed S. Rakoff of Federal District Court in Lower Manhattan rejected Goldman's request to vacate the award.
Three men who had been imprisoned for 17 years for two murders they had long denied committing were released on Wednesday night after a judge granted the prosecution's request to vacate the last remaining convictions.
Another avenue for an appeal would be a request to vacate the conviction using facts that were not placed on the record in court — in this case, the reason the juror felt threatened, said Arnold J. Levine, a defense lawyer.
But the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit in Richmond granted McDonnell's request to vacate the stay, and Walton is scheduled to be executed at 9 p.m.
"For your own safety, you are requested to vacate your residence immediately and head towards Gaza City before 8 00 AM," the leaflet said, in Arabic.
In his order Friday, the judge granted the plaintiffs' request to formally vacate the approval of the beets.
The appellant, Scripps-Howard Radio, Inc., which is the licensee of Station WCPO, Cincinnati, Ohio, operating on a frequency of 1200 kilocycles with power of 250 watts, filed a petition for 'hearing or rehearing' requesting the Commission to vacate its previous order and set the WCOL application for hearing.
But he indicated that if Mr. Reyes's claims continue to withstand scrutiny, he would go along with a request by defense lawyers to vacate the convictions.
In an interview yesterday, the Manhattan district attorney, Robert M. Morgenthau, stressed that he had not yet made up his mind about the case but said that if the claims of the murderer, Matias Reyes, continued to hold up, he would go along with a request by defense lawyers to vacate the convictions.
