Writ definition

Writ means a writ of summons.

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Writ means an order or precept in writing, issued in the name of:

Writ means the writ for an election.

Examples of Writ in a sentence

• The Parties hereby agree that the service of any Writ of Summons or any legal process in respect of any claim arising out of or connected with this Agreement may be effected by forwarding a copy of the same by prepaid registered post and a copy of the same by ordinary post to the Cardmember’s address(es) stated in the Maybank Credit Card Application Form or to such other address(es) notified by the Cardmember to Maybank from time to time.

• The landlord must get a court order of possession, followed by a Writ of Eviction that is served by the Sheriff.

• The Parties hereby agree that the service of any Writ of Summons or any legal process in respect of any claim arising out of or connected with this Agreement may be effected by forwarding a copy of the same by prepaid registered post and a copy of the same by ordinary post to the Cardholder's address(es) stated in the Maybank Credit Card Application Form or to such other address(es) notified by the Cardholder to Maybank from time to time.

• Cardmember further agrees and accepts that service of any documents (including Writ of Summons or other originating process) in accordance with this clause, shall be deemed to be good and valid service on the cardmember, notwithstanding that such documents may not have been received by that cardmember or returned undelivered.

• The latter is/are enforceable under the Writ of Execution issued by the arbitrator.

More Definitions of Writ

Writ means an order or precept in writing, issued in the name of the state or of a court or judicial officer.

Writ means a writ of garnishment.

Writ means an order or precept in writing, issued in the name of the state or of a

Writ means a writ of summons for divorce, presumption of death and divorce, judicial separation, nullity of marriage or rescission of a judgment of judicial separation, as the case may be.

Writ means a written order issued by a court and addressed to a sheriff or other person whose action the court desires to command to require performance of a specified act or to give authority to have the act done.

Writ means a writ directing the Electoral Commissioner to proceed with an election in a district, elections in all the districts, an election in a region or elections in all the regions.

Writ or other words of similar import shall mean final adjudication by a court or regulatory agency that is no longer subject to rehearing or appeal.