Merchants and traders could settle their trade disputes by arbitration, which decision could be enforced by court order.
Land held by tenants in common may be partitioned by court order, because some of these tenants have cut down all the trees to take the wood and pulled down the houses to convert the material to their own use.
Miss Thompson is a ward of the state, and we couldn't possibly allow her release without a court order.
Court intervention is usually necessary here, if it has not already taken place; and a first step is to have the husband placed under a court order to give separate support and to stay away from his home.
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.
He hadn't thought Brannhard and Holloway would try to fight a court order either.
Court order, all right, signed by the Chief Justice.
Jack," Lunt said uncomfortably, "this is a court order to impound your Fuzzies as evidence in the Kellogg case.
We possess a court orderto view the place with the purpose of appraising it for sale.
For our invasion today we have a court order; unhappily it is no longer of use.
But I doubt if it permits you to trespass on my land, without a warrant or a court order of some sort; or to shoot a dog of mine.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "court order" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
