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writ Noun

— A writ is a document form a court that says you have to do something. The writ was given to tell information to everyone.

writ

— noun (law) a legal document issued by a court or judicial officer

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writ English » English

warrant

summons

order

notice

mandate

subpoena

judicial writ

written order

script

ruling

ordinance

notification

law

fiat

directive

dictate

decree

citation

brief

authorization

written language

written

writing style

writing

word of command

ultimatum

testimonial

task

style

serving

service of process

service

quill

prohibition

program line

process of monition

process

prescription

postal order

phraseology

payment order

monition

missive

law and decree

jussive

interdiction

interdict

instruction

injunction

information

Writ English » English

Scripture

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Divorce

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  certificate of divorce writ of divorce divorce papers divorce court

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Writ of habeas corpus for the release of Camonte and Rinaldo.

I WANTED TO GET A WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS, BUT I SHOULD HAVE GOTTEN A WRIT OF YOU.

Kruger's lawyer is in the office with a writ for you.

All right, I've got a writ of habeas corpus.

We did think it writ down in our duty to let you know of it.

Laertes, if you desire to know the certainty of your father's death, is it writ in your revenge that, swoopstake, you will draw both friend and foe?

There's a man downstairs with a writ of habeas corpus.

I have a writ of habeas corpus for a Mrs. Alicia Brown.

I got the circuit judge to give me a writ.

Either you take my offer or I'll tear up this writ and you can rot in jail.

Kate got him out on a writ.

We could have the Foreign Office serve a writ on the Ambassador.

We were forced to order a writ served.

Go to court to get a writ of habeas corpus.

I say, we'll go to court to get a writ of habeas corpus.

What's this writ?

By Your Grace, Raleigh has lately writ an answer to Master Marlowe's ballad.

He won't issue the writ.

The moving finger had already writ and moved on.

We could have the Foreign Office serve a writ on the ambassador.

He believes any foolish invention of a writer as if it's Holy Writ.

We're getting a writ of habeas corpus, there ain't a judge in this town that'll hold me.

For in the book of Numbers it is writ, when the son dies, let the inheritance descend unto the daughter.

Have you a copy of the writ with you, Smoot? What's the sense of.

Druscilla's sister writ me right after the funeral That i was to sell everything, lock, stock and barrel, The best prices i could get.

That's what he writ.

If this be error and upon me proved, I never writ, nor no man ever loved.

Trifles light as air are to the jealous confirmations strong as proofs of holy writ.

Therefore I took her away from her mother,the arrogant creature She would have our Temple reduced to ashes and destroy the holy writ o fwisdom!

Oh, a sort of Holy Writ.

I think it's atrociously writ.

This petition is that David Okla Bertinneau pleads for Your Honour to modify his 1958 conviction, and to issue a writ of habeas corpus.

However, upon consideration, I will issue a writ of habeas corpus.

After the hearing, Judge Ramsey's court writ mittimus papers.

Then to prove to the new viceroy that the king's writ no longer runs in India. Salt?

News and current affairs

And, of course, the problem is not just Romney; writ large, his level of tax avoidance makes it difficult to finance the public goods without which a modern economy cannot flourish.

Militants have also attacked non-governmental organizations, particularly those located in the undeveloped tribal Northern Areas that lie beyond the writ of Pakistani law.

Human rights groups have long urged the necessity of extending the writ of Pakistan's Constitution to the tribal belt, where religion-based parties have wide support.

The result is an erosion of the stature of mainstream political parties and trade unions, and all-time low levels of trust in governments writ large.

Westminster's writ no longer runs north of the border, at least as far as things like education and health are concerned.

A precautionary firm would look like a miniature version of today's regulatory state, whereas a proactionary state would operate like a venture capitalist writ large.

The TTP has an estimated 30,000-35,000 adherents from all of Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas, the near lawless regions where the writ of Pakistan's government barely reaches.

Even before the bombs stopped falling on Baghdad, Khalilzad's writ as Special Envoy was extended to Iraq.

Governance writ small focuses instead on those institutional arrangements that can best relax the constraints on growth.

The US may be intent on creating a transatlantic trade-and-investment pact with Europe, which would make a political statement to the world that the West writ large constitutes the universal normative reference point.

The Kurdish north is largely autonomous; where its writ ends and the central government's begins is unsettled.

Just as Iraq today is, for all intents and purposes, ethnically partitioned, it will be difficult to establish a post-2014 government in Kabul whose writ runs across Afghanistan.