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Definition of summons in English: summonsnounPlural summonsesˈsʌm(ə)nzˈsəmənz 1An order to appear before a judge or magistrate, or the writ containing such an order. a summons for non-payment of a parking ticket Example sentencesExamples - A summons requiring the Defendant's attendance was attached to the Order.
- One of the defendants promptly challenged the validity of the summons at the time it was served, and obtained an order striking out the proceedings on those grounds.
- That was by no means forthcoming and on 23 August 1990 the respondent issued an originating summons in the High Court seeking possession.
- The thugs will then be issued with a civil summons to attend magistrates court where police will apply to the bench for banning orders.
- This section incorporates the ‘service and proof of service’ provisions for subpoenas, summonses and warrants established under provincial law.
- There is in fact no procedure within the rules governing liability orders for setting aside liability orders obtained on summonses which have not been validly served.
- This was in our judgment fully enough to require the district judge to issue an interpleader summons under section 101.
- She had disobeyed a witness summons ordering her to give evidence at the trial.
- It includes the originating summons and the writ of habeas corpus that were filed in that court and/or the evidentiary material before that court.
- The plaintiff moves on a summons dated 20 July 2005 seeking an order that that application be removed into the Full Court of the High Court.
- His Honour subsequently dismissed the summons in the Common Law Division and referred the probate proceedings to the Registrar.
- However, the court did lose jurisdiction over the person and it could only regain that jurisdiction by re-issuing a summons to the defendant to appear.
- After a summons has been issued magistrates can empower the council to take the money it is owed straight out of people's wage packets or deduct it from their income support.
- He then failed to answer a summons from the examining magistrate, and a warrant for his arrest was issued on 28th January 1997.
- In the meantime, on 25 July 2003 the respondent filed a summons seeking an order for security for costs in the sum of $80,000.
- First of all they'll issue you with a summons to appear in the magistrates court where, if you still can't or won't make an arrangement to pay, a liability order will be granted.
- In the other summons, the first defendant seeks an order that the matter be remitted to the Supreme Court of Tasmania for hearing.
- When this summons was served on the defendants' solicitors they retaliated by issuing a summons seeking an order that the action be struck out for want of prosecution.
- Costs of the matter will be costs in the special leave application and in the summons for the order nisi.
- They are in the nature of a proposed amended writ of summons, a summons for directions and an affidavit in each of the matters and a list of authorities in each of the matters.
Synonyms writ, subpoena, warrant, arraignment, indictment, court order, process North American citation Latin subpoena ad testificandum order, directive, command, instruction, dictum, demand, decree, injunction, fiat, edict, direction, charge, bidding, call, request, invitation, plea, appeal - 1.1 An authoritative or urgent call to someone to be present or to do something.
with infinitive they might receive a summons to fly to France next day Example sentencesExamples - So that was what the urgent summons had been about.
- Edward felt as if he'd been walking in a trance ever since his summons to the Duke's presence.
- A royal summons, after all, could not be ignored.
- The Raja's envoy, Hari Chand, who reached Kiratpur on the Baisakhi day of 1661, presented the royal summons.
- And now, if he is to answer the divine summons, he must turn from image to reality.
- Is there a second summons, is there?
- Taking a deep breath and steadying herself, she went to answer the summons.
- This wasn't a friendly knock; it was an urgent summons.
- Paul says a revelation led him to return, implying that he was not responding to a summons from the authorities of the church in Jerusalem.
- Certainly Edward had never been singled out with a summons to his presence before.
- Receipt of an overseas letter was often accompanied by a summons from authorities asking about foreign contacts.
- Too bad for that Czech or Afrikaans novelist who has not yet had the royal summons to appear in English.
Synonyms appeal, entreaty, plea, petition, solicitation, supplication, prayer, invocation
verbsummonsesˈsʌm(ə)nzˈsəmənz [with object]Law Serve (someone) with a summons. with object and infinitive he has been summonsed to appear in court next month Example sentencesExamples - She has been summonsed to appear in court next month on fresh counts of driving without a licence, insurance and MOT as well as failing to produce insurance documents.
- I summonsed a waiter and reminded him of the coffee and asked if he could also bring some black pepper.
- In May 1940 six people were summonsed in connection with a poster saying ‘This war will cease when men refuse to fight.’
- Three of those arrested were released but are expected to be summonsed to appear at a later date before Dublin District Court.
- The motorists who this week escaped penalty points had been summonsed for failing to pay fines.
- The defendant was summonsed with driving with a concentration of 205 mgs of alcohol in his blood at Kilkenny Road on August 9.
- After I registered my case of maintenance at the Magistrates Court several times, my ex-boyfriend never showed up when he was summonsed and the police never arrested him.
- He was summonsed over articles that appeared in Australia and PNG in January expressing concerns over rising crime and the security of his family in PNG.
- Another woman was also summonsed for assisting the first defendant.
- Mrs White has been suspended on full pay from her job since July 2002, as soon as the police summonsed her for common assault.
- The 54 retailers who have been summonsed to the Rotorua District Court face fines of up to $1000.
- Only one in five of those drivers was subsequently summonsed to appear in court.
- He was also summonsed with being intoxicated in a public place and with using threatening, abusive and insulting behaviour at Hawkins Lane on February 19.
- Twenty-one animals were impounded for being on the roads, 71 drivers were summonsed for not wearing safety belts and five drivers were summonsed for talking on their cellular phones while driving.
- If a motorist drives through a red light at speed, they can be summonsed to appear in court and face a maximum fine of up to £1,000 and four points.
- I eventually was summonsed to give evidence in court and duly did so, believing this was what should be done in a stand against crime.
- The man was summonsed for refusing to pay £150 income tax, the sum the Inland Revenue calculated he owed after he filled out a self-assessment form.
- When Harris was summonsed this was the first official attempt ever to suppress Australian poetry.
- And a coroner must decide the scope of the inquiry which is appropriate and the witnesses to be summonsed.
- The state of that is that the applicant has been summonsed to appear.
Synonyms serve with a summons, summon, cite, serve with a citation, serve with a writ, subpoena
Origin Middle English: from Old French sumunse, from an alteration of Latin summonita, feminine past participle of summonere (see summon). Definition of summons in US English: summonsnounˈsəmənzˈsəmənz 1An order to appear before a judge or magistrate, or the writ containing it. a summons for nonpayment of a parking ticket Example sentencesExamples - When this summons was served on the defendants' solicitors they retaliated by issuing a summons seeking an order that the action be struck out for want of prosecution.
- His Honour subsequently dismissed the summons in the Common Law Division and referred the probate proceedings to the Registrar.
- Costs of the matter will be costs in the special leave application and in the summons for the order nisi.
- One of the defendants promptly challenged the validity of the summons at the time it was served, and obtained an order striking out the proceedings on those grounds.
- They are in the nature of a proposed amended writ of summons, a summons for directions and an affidavit in each of the matters and a list of authorities in each of the matters.
- It includes the originating summons and the writ of habeas corpus that were filed in that court and/or the evidentiary material before that court.
- In the meantime, on 25 July 2003 the respondent filed a summons seeking an order for security for costs in the sum of $80,000.
- This was in our judgment fully enough to require the district judge to issue an interpleader summons under section 101.
- After a summons has been issued magistrates can empower the council to take the money it is owed straight out of people's wage packets or deduct it from their income support.
- The thugs will then be issued with a civil summons to attend magistrates court where police will apply to the bench for banning orders.
- This section incorporates the ‘service and proof of service’ provisions for subpoenas, summonses and warrants established under provincial law.
- He then failed to answer a summons from the examining magistrate, and a warrant for his arrest was issued on 28th January 1997.
- There is in fact no procedure within the rules governing liability orders for setting aside liability orders obtained on summonses which have not been validly served.
- In the other summons, the first defendant seeks an order that the matter be remitted to the Supreme Court of Tasmania for hearing.
- First of all they'll issue you with a summons to appear in the magistrates court where, if you still can't or won't make an arrangement to pay, a liability order will be granted.
- A summons requiring the Defendant's attendance was attached to the Order.
- However, the court did lose jurisdiction over the person and it could only regain that jurisdiction by re-issuing a summons to the defendant to appear.
- That was by no means forthcoming and on 23 August 1990 the respondent issued an originating summons in the High Court seeking possession.
- She had disobeyed a witness summons ordering her to give evidence at the trial.
- The plaintiff moves on a summons dated 20 July 2005 seeking an order that that application be removed into the Full Court of the High Court.
Synonyms writ, subpoena, warrant, arraignment, indictment, court order, process order, directive, command, instruction, dictum, demand, decree, injunction, fiat, edict, direction, charge, bidding, call, request, invitation, plea, appeal - 1.1 An authoritative or urgent call to someone to be present or to do something.
with infinitive they might receive a summons to fly to France next day Example sentencesExamples - Certainly Edward had never been singled out with a summons to his presence before.
- Paul says a revelation led him to return, implying that he was not responding to a summons from the authorities of the church in Jerusalem.
- The Raja's envoy, Hari Chand, who reached Kiratpur on the Baisakhi day of 1661, presented the royal summons.
- Taking a deep breath and steadying herself, she went to answer the summons.
- So that was what the urgent summons had been about.
- Is there a second summons, is there?
- This wasn't a friendly knock; it was an urgent summons.
- And now, if he is to answer the divine summons, he must turn from image to reality.
- Too bad for that Czech or Afrikaans novelist who has not yet had the royal summons to appear in English.
- A royal summons, after all, could not be ignored.
- Edward felt as if he'd been walking in a trance ever since his summons to the Duke's presence.
- Receipt of an overseas letter was often accompanied by a summons from authorities asking about foreign contacts.
Synonyms appeal, entreaty, plea, petition, solicitation, supplication, prayer, invocation
verbˈsəmənzˈsəmənz [with object]Law Serve (someone) with a summons. with object and infinitive he has been summonsed to appear in court next month Example sentencesExamples - I eventually was summonsed to give evidence in court and duly did so, believing this was what should be done in a stand against crime.
- He was summonsed over articles that appeared in Australia and PNG in January expressing concerns over rising crime and the security of his family in PNG.
- After I registered my case of maintenance at the Magistrates Court several times, my ex-boyfriend never showed up when he was summonsed and the police never arrested him.
- In May 1940 six people were summonsed in connection with a poster saying ‘This war will cease when men refuse to fight.’
- Mrs White has been suspended on full pay from her job since July 2002, as soon as the police summonsed her for common assault.
- And a coroner must decide the scope of the inquiry which is appropriate and the witnesses to be summonsed.
- When Harris was summonsed this was the first official attempt ever to suppress Australian poetry.
- Another woman was also summonsed for assisting the first defendant.
- He was also summonsed with being intoxicated in a public place and with using threatening, abusive and insulting behaviour at Hawkins Lane on February 19.
- The state of that is that the applicant has been summonsed to appear.
- The motorists who this week escaped penalty points had been summonsed for failing to pay fines.
- Three of those arrested were released but are expected to be summonsed to appear at a later date before Dublin District Court.
- I summonsed a waiter and reminded him of the coffee and asked if he could also bring some black pepper.
- The man was summonsed for refusing to pay £150 income tax, the sum the Inland Revenue calculated he owed after he filled out a self-assessment form.
- Only one in five of those drivers was subsequently summonsed to appear in court.
- The 54 retailers who have been summonsed to the Rotorua District Court face fines of up to $1000.
- She has been summonsed to appear in court next month on fresh counts of driving without a licence, insurance and MOT as well as failing to produce insurance documents.
- Twenty-one animals were impounded for being on the roads, 71 drivers were summonsed for not wearing safety belts and five drivers were summonsed for talking on their cellular phones while driving.
- The defendant was summonsed with driving with a concentration of 205 mgs of alcohol in his blood at Kilkenny Road on August 9.
- If a motorist drives through a red light at speed, they can be summonsed to appear in court and face a maximum fine of up to £1,000 and four points.
Synonyms serve with a summons, summon, cite, serve with a citation, serve with a writ, subpoena
Origin Middle English: from Old French sumunse, from an alteration of Latin summonita, feminine past participle of summonere (see summon). |