summons
An official order to appear in a court of law.
Used when the summons requires immediate attention.
An official order to serve on a jury.
An official order for someone to appear in court to give evidence.
A summons issued by or on behalf of a king or queen.
A formal legal document ordering someone to attend a court of law.
An order to present yourself to a person or group in authority (e.g., a committee).
Indicates the destination or purpose of the summons.
Indicates the origin of the summons.
Indicates the reason for the legal summons (e.g., for non-payment).
A legal summons directed at a specific person.
To be given a summons (more formal than 'get').
To receive a summons.
To formally send out a legal summons.
To formally and legally deliver a summons to someone.
To dispatch a summons to someone.
To dispatch a summons, often to multiple people.
To deliberately not do what a summons tells you to do.
To physically give a summons to the intended person.
To react to or take action because of a summons.
To respond to a summons by appearing as required.
To start a legal process by getting a summons.
To do what a summons requires you to do.
To believe that a summons will arrive.
To wait for a summons that you are expecting.
To hear someone calling for you.
Used to describe the arrival of a summons.