summons

Converse of object

• originate: The court set aside the previous grant of leave made on the husband's originating summons.
• obey: Not one man, it is said, obeyed the summons.
• serve: He got served a court summons in the middle of the set.
• receive: Speeding I have received a summons for a speeding offense.
• ignore: If you ignore the summons, a warrant can be issued for your arrest.
• answer: What happens if I don't answer the summons?

Adjective modifier

• urgent: Several months later he got an urgent summons to an infirmary, where a woman, dying of cancer, wanted to see him.
• such: The acceptance of such summons meant the acceptance of Shi`ism.

Modifies a noun

• procedure: If the summons procedure is used, there are recommended time guidelines.
• cost: The two persons listed in the report were only required to pay summons costs.

Noun used with modifier

• witness: A separate witness summons must be served on each witness.
• judgment: Fee 11.7 is not payable where the attachment of earnings order is made on the hearing of a judgment summons.
• court: He got served a court summons in the middle of the set.
• county: The County court proceedings commence with the issue of a county court summons.

Infinitive complement

• appear: Action taken against licensees included them being issued with a police warning or fixed penalty notice, or summonsed to appear in court.

Preposition: in

• court: A claimant begins an action for an order for possession of residential property by way of a summons in a county court.

Preposition: under

• section: Describe briefly to the Magistrate's bench that you need a summons under section 82 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.

Preposition: for

• offense: Speeding I have received a summons for a speeding offense.
• direction: The plaintiff was ordered to serve a statement of claim and the summons for directions was adjourned generally with liberty to restore.