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AT&T later clarified that it had no intention of disconnecting users without a court order, according to press reports.

The current procedural law of a court order cam not be paid the long-term attention, the content and the form is not perfect.

if a court order is not complied with , the power of the court to punish for contempt of court may be exercised by an order of committal.

His lawyers are asking for daily reports about his condition to see whether prison officials are willfully violating the court order.

In a statement, Rosneft said the British court order was groundless and it was taking all necessary measures to protect its interests.

Her husband says she would not have wanted to be kept a life in her condition. Her parents had wanted a court order to keep her alive .

Erin, meanwhile, notably pulls a case-breaking court order out of her hat.

The court order does not specify when the funds' request for a longer stay will be considered.

Harjani failed to repay. This week, the bank won a court order freezing Mr.

Normally, there also will be a court order placing the company into receivership.

The general practice in such cases is to apply for a court order.

It is unclear whether the court order will spur parliamentarians to meet for more than a perfunctory session.

Early in the month Juan Miguel Gonzlez came to America hoping to take custody of his son, in accordance with a federal court order.

There was some encouraging talk of leasing the libraries for community use, but the court order prevents this.

Court order which make the father of an illegitimate child pay for the child's maintenance.

But the company decided to push back the float to July 16 after Mr Ho's estranged sister, Winnie, sought a court order to halt the listing.

The company has complied with the court order.

The emergency measure allows officials to arrest and detain protesters without a court order, and to restrict gatherings, authorities said.

In 10 of the 62 cases, the police have still refused to register the criminal complaints, sometimes in the face of a court order to do so.

A court order was obtained, permitting the police to subject him to.

A homestead cannot BE the subject of a sale by court order to satisfy creditor.

McDougal admitted that she had refused a court order to testify because she didn't trust Starr and his chief deputy, Hick Ewing.

He refused to obey the court order and was sent to prison for contempt.

The owner of the building has given me a court order which says you must take him away.

The union showed defiance of the court order against a strike by calling the workers off their jobs.

He declined to be interviewed, citing the court order.

"Police carried out a court order today in favour of the Friends of the Patient Society, " police spokesperson Ayman al-Batniji said.

The court order was issued yesterday by State Supreme Court Justice Joseph Cannizzaro in Albany .

In a statement, the City of London said obtaining a court order 'is likely to take weeks. '

On Wednesday, US Defence Secretary Robert Gates warned that court order could have "enormous consequences" for US forces.

The information which must be disclosed due to a legal rule or a court order.

Did he break into my house or not after he was locked out by a court order?

presenting views to endanger State security, maliciously slander another person, or seriously disrupt court order; or.

Libya has not said whether it will appeal the court order, but has until February 25 to decide, the statement said.

Foxconn sued them personally for libel and secured a court order freezing their assets , backing off only at the behest of Apple and HP .

that the client can assert a nonfrivolous argument that the client's conduct will not constitute a crime or fraud or violate a court order.

The newspapers intended to publish some of those documents, and the government sought a court order forbidding the publication.

Valid until voluntarily abandoned or expunged pursuant to a court order.

willful refusal to appear before a court or comply with a court order .

The SEC obtained a court order seizing control of his firm.

they must bring an enforcement action and obtain a court order directing compliance with the subpoena.

After a dramatic courtship, government intervention and the odd Supreme Court order, Fiat and Chrysler have finally tied the knot.

The SEC is seeking a court order to freeze Saleh's assets, and wants him to give up illicit profits and pay a civil fine.

But in 2003 she became mired in immigration proceedings that culminated in a court order the following year ordering her deportation.

The Minneapolis office asked FBI headquarters to let it seek a court order to search the suspect's property.

He was there with a court order to talk to her.

By court order two dams along the creek were removed earlier this year.

The telecoms operator added that a court order would be needed before any blocking could begin.

A court order limited in application to a specific case.

The hospital won't even allow it anymore without a court order.

The police were being audited under court order.

That could include sending a warning letter, seizing products, seeking a court order to halt manufacturing or pursuing criminal penalties.

the information is required by court order or any governmental agency.

Scully: You can get a court order, and you can try to enforce it.

The appeal from the court order will be heard next month.

Six weeks elapsed before the court order was put into effect.

Getting a court order for Cross National Freight's security records.

Court order hasn't been filed, so it's not in the system.

A court order prohibiting a party from a specific course of action.

He blocks a doorway on campus, defining a federal court order, allowing two black students to enroll at the school.

Why do I receive a court order without receiving any demand notice?

Not without a court order, you're not.

In San Francisco, officials had to threaten a court order to keep one SARS sufferer in isolation.

You're sure your mom can stop this court order on Hanna's blood?

Court order which bind someone over.

In January a judge issued a ruling claiming Mr Nutter needed city council approval or a court order to implement his library plan.

A court order to freeze the duo's assets was obtained on Friday, only three days after the BHP bid was announced.

The school's under a court order banning prayer at school events.

If you have children, you may not deny your ex access to them unless there is a court order stating that you may.

The court order came after an executive order by Obama in March last year that lifted restrictions put in place by Bush eight years earlier.

Debt repayment can be slow; even under a court order, it can take up to ten years.

that the client's conduct constitutes a good-faith effort to determine the validity, scope, meaning, or application of a law or court order;

Violation of the court order would be counterproductive. [Philip H. Lee]

IBM China respect and will obey the court order, resume your job

Participants in the proceedings must comply with the court order, appear on time, and be seated in accordance with their seats;

defied the court order by leaving the country;

court order in matrimonial proceedings which stops a wife or husiband from going into matrimonial home

Tunisia blocked pornography by court order

Federal troops, enforcing a court order,

refuses to testify about the subject matter despite a court order to do so;

When he or she is bankrupt or fails to comply with a court order to repay debts;

Failure to comply with Court Order

A 72-year-old depressed woman was admitted by court order after a long history of inverted-? successful'

Either you will produce the people named in that court order,

applied for a court order to prevent company bosses from leaving Hong Kong