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1 writ of probable cause
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > writ of probable cause
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2 writ of probable cause
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3 writ
1) судебный приказ; королевский приказ2) шотл. письменный документ•writ de procedendo — см. procedendo;
writ to apprehend the body — судебный приказ об аресте;
to bring a writ — вручить судебный приказ;
- writ of assistancewrit of execution against property — исполнительный судебный приказ об обращении взыскания на имущество
- writ of association
- writ of attachment
- writ of attendance
- writ of audita querela
- writ of capias
- writ of capias ad respondendum
- writ of capias ad satisfaciendum
- writ of certiorari
- writ of covenant
- writ of debt
- writ of delivery
- writ of distringas
- writ of ejectment
- writ of election
- writ of elegit
- writ of entry
- writ of error
- writ of error coram nobis
- writ of coram nobis
- writ of execution
- writ of false judgement
- writ of fieri facias
- writ of habeas corpus
- writ of injunction
- writ of inquiry
- writ of levari facias
- writ of mainprize
- writ of mandamus
- writ of mandate
- writ of mesne process
- writ of ne exeat regno
- writ of perambulation
- writ of possession
- writ of prevention
- writ of privilege
- writ of probable cause
- writ of process
- writ of prohibition
- writ of prorogation
- writ of protection
- writ of replevin
- writ of restitution
- writ of review
- writ of right
- writ of scire facias
- writ of subpoena
- writ of summons
- writ of supersedeas
- writ of tresspass on the case
- writ of trial
- writ of venire facias
- writ of withernam
- alias writ
- alternative writ
- concurrent writs
- Crown writ
- execution writ
- extraordinary writ
- interlocutory writ
- judicial writ
- optional writ
- original writ
- peremptory writ
- personal writ
- pointing-out writ
- prerogative writ
- real writ
- remedial writ
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4 судебный приказ о достаточном основании
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > судебный приказ о достаточном основании
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5 orden judicial
f.court order, writ, mandate, warrant.* * *court order* * ** * *(n.) = warrant, court order, writEx. The judge won't issue the warrant unless she has been convinced that there is probable cause for the search.Ex. In the absence of a court order, librarians must maintain confidentiality of user borrowing information.Ex. The most common modern writs are those, such as the summons, used to initiate an action.* * *(n.) = warrant, court order, writEx: The judge won't issue the warrant unless she has been convinced that there is probable cause for the search.
Ex: In the absence of a court order, librarians must maintain confidentiality of user borrowing information.Ex: The most common modern writs are those, such as the summons, used to initiate an action.
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