certiorari

This is the American way; it's called a tax certiorari.

In most other American courts, the term certiorari is used.

A certiorari can usually be recommended by the building's regular lawyer.

Nevertheless, we granted certiorari on some specific questions in this case.

Several other American corporations have filed successful tax certiorari cases here.

"Questions important to tax administration were involved, conflict was said to exist, and we granted certiorari."

His petition for certiorari was denied on April 5, 1999.

The Court granted certiorari to hear the case due to the procedural issues involved.

Certiorari to the defendant was granted on January 4, 2008.

Indeed certiorari appears to have developed to control this very type of error.

There was also a no certiorari clause which applied to all decisions of the Board.

On petition for certiorari to this Court, he raised only the constitutional questions.

Thus, certiorari was not the proper remedy to question the said Resolution.

Yet, once certiorari has been granted, such a reversal is rare.

A writ of certiorari was filed on March 8, 2010.

The court denied certiorari, thereby allowing the lower court's decision to stand.

In other cases the Court simply declined without comment to grant "certiorari," or full review.

If certiorari only declares what is the case anyway, why would a person bother to seek such an order?

If the Supreme Court denied certiorari, the stay would end.

They argue that "certiorari is necessary to restore certainty to the law."

The Court also denied a petition for a writ of certiorari.

A grant of certiorari is a scarce and precious commodity.

Twenty years later - in 1972, there were 3,600 petitions for certiorari filed.

I'm here to ask you questions, because I received your writ for certiorari."

Accordingly, the court made an order of certiorari to quash both decisions.