serve a writ on meaning
(law)
To deliver a summons to
To deliver a summons to
Examples
More: Next- The Earl served a writ on the GIOH, which was duly wound up and its assets auctioned to defray its debts.
- Director Renee van Zyl of the South African Civil Aviation Bureau then served a writ on Botha and the Swiss auspices in Zurich.
- In 1330 Thomas de Natindon, who was a legal representative of the Pope, was sent there to serve a writ on the archbishop.
- He suffered a setback, however, in 1625 when he served a writ on Sir Thomas Merry, a servant of the King who owed Woodall money.
- He has served a writ on his club and the Premier League demanding the option of a free transfer to another English club when his contract runs out this summer.