-
require summonses to be
drafted in
plain English and that they must
start with this phrase: "Notice! You have been sued."[citation needed] The
summons announces...
- The
Summons is a
legal thriller novel by
noted American author John
Grisham which was
released in
February 2002. The main character, Ray Atlee, is a law...
- A
summons is a
legal do****ent
issued by a court.
Summons may also
refer to: The
Summons, a
legal thriller novel "The
Summons" (hymn), a
Christian hymn...
- "Glossary -> Writ of
summons". Parliament. "
Summons to the Parliament, 1265". The
National Archives.
Retrieved 29 May 2020. "Three
Summonses to the Parliament...
- "The
Great Summons" or "Da Zhao" (Chinese: 大招; pinyin: Dà zhāo; "The
Great Summons") is one of the
poems anthologized in the
ancient Chinese poetry collection...
-
Summons", also
called "Will You Come and
Follow Me", is a
Scottish Christian hymn. It was
written by John L. Bell in 1987. Bell
composed "The
Summons"...
- A
subpoena (/səˈpiː.nə/; also subpœna,
supenna or subpena) or
witness summons is a writ
issued by a
government agency, most
often a court, to
compel testimony...
- A Doe
subpoena is a
subpoena that s****s the
identity of an
unknown defendant to a lawsuit. Most
jurisdictions permit a
plaintiff who does not yet know...
- A
Summons to
Memphis is a 1986
novel by
Peter Taylor which won the
Pulitzer Prize for
Fiction in 1987. It is the
recollection of
Phillip Carver, a middle...
-
Judgment summons, in
English law, a
summons issued under the Debtors' Act 1869, on the
application of a
creditor who has
obtained a
judgment for the payment...