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issue a writ

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See: accuse, charge, subpoena


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Chester-based employment law specialists Alan Roberts and Co intends to issue a writ to insurance company Capita Hartshead within the next few days.
Mr Coleman said: "Mr Hewitt regrets he has been left with little alternative but to issue a writ claiming the return of private correspondence with the princess.
Yesterday Bradford's lawyers issued a statement saying they are to instigate criminal proceedings against Gray and issue a writ for compensation against the player and his club.
 
 
 
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