court order

The court order said nothing about leaving things as they were.

This work is being done under a court order, issued this morning.

I will accompany you and serve this court order on the deputy sheriff.

“I think he does mean to get a court order,” she returned soberly.

At the instigation of McRae, and without a court order, the sum of $13.

In 1635, the court order that "there shal be a Plantacion at Marblehead."

For our invasion today we have a court order; unhappily it is no longer of use.

We possess a court order to view the place with the purpose of appraising it for sale.

No reports as to business done had been filed in Fulton County up to the date of the court order above mentioned.

The lame point in his self-defense was his failure to support his children, and it took a court order to rectify this in part.