Writ stayed means that the court has decided to discontinue a specific action. In foreclosure proceedings writ stayed means the court has stopped the foreclosure process.
Writ stayed means that the court has decided to discontinue a specific action. In foreclosure proceedings writ stayed means the court has stopped the foreclosure process.
Writ stayed means that the court has decided to discontinue a specific action. In foreclosure proceedings writ stayed means the court has stopped the foreclosure process.
It means that whatever the subject of the motion or writ was, it was reviewed by the judge and he denied it.
To be informed.
It means the court that issued the writ requires that it be served and the results of the service retunred to the court.
No, a writ returned does not necessarily mean it has been satisfied. A writ returned indicates that the court has received the document back, often with information about the outcome of the enforcement action. Satisfaction of the writ means that the terms of the writ have been fulfilled, which may or may not be the case when the writ is returned.
"Corpus delicti" means "missing body" and is a term used in murder investigations and mystery novels. It is not a writ. This question is probably a mis-spelled question about the writ of habeas corpus.
that means all are ordered by writ of law to GET OUT NOW
Writ of Habeus Corpus
"can't deny a writ of habeas corpus " means that a writ of habeas corpusmust be issued. This writ requires that a person who is held in custody be brought before a specific judge, along with the evidence against him, and the judge will decide whether that person is being correctly detained or should be released.
Basically it means the sheriff or the attending authority was not able to produce the person the writ was intended for before the court at the time required.
In Texas, any person who is restrained of their liberty can file a Writ of Habeas Corpus on their own behalf. Additionally, someone else, such as a family member or friend, can file the writ on behalf of the individual who is detained. The petitioner must demonstrate that the detention is unlawful, and the writ serves as a means to challenge the legality of the restraint.