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If there is compliance with the contract terms, adoption will be necessary; hence court inquiry about best interests must take place.

No doubt there's a court inquiry pending on him, and no doubt You'll be involved.

The court inquiries disclosed letters written from John to James which implicated him in organising the frauds.

He protested his innocence, and courted inquiry.

The lawyer's testimony contradicted what George Parker, the former head of the unit, told the court inquiry in November.

In July 1981, the Pernambucano press denounced the hoax and then established a federal court inquiry into the irregularities.

A Court inquiry that followed, found Pedris not guilty and his and his family name cleared.

Human rights workers were able to initiate a court inquiry in Lahore for Hamidullah and six other Pakistani men.

Lawyers for Mr. Torricelli sought the court inquiry into the handling of the task force's investigation on Feb. 9.

(Shamji was sentenced to 15 months in prison for lying about his assets during a subsequent High Court inquiry into the bank's collapse.)

Mr. C. desires to be near his professional adviser, and I am far from objecting, for I court inquiry."

In attending to your interests, I wish to have all possible checks upon me; it is right that I should have them; I court inquiry.

During the disorders of far-left peoples of lyrical theatre, in Milan, Annarumma was hit by an iron tube, according to the court inquiry.

According to a court inquiry heard on 3 November 2004, Madam Low had had suicidal thoughts and had tried to kill herself just the day before.

The events lead to a Court inquiry by the British, who decided to shift the Tipu Sultan's family from Vellore to faraway Calcutta, in isolation.

But politicians north and south of the border are calling for the Republic's Government to start a High Court inquiry into Ross' alleged links with firms in Eire.

Sergei Kovalyov, a member of Parliament and a human rights advocate, began the court inquiry after the Federal Security Service refused to provide answers to questions in a parliamentary inquiry.

In the past few weeks, the powerful military has heaped pressure on the civilian government by participating in a Supreme Court inquiry which could see President Zardari condemned as a "traitor".

Next day by afternoon, Lough Foyle being already far behind, and only the rough north-western hills of Ireland within view, Alick appeared on deck to court inquiry and decide his fate.

The army earlier said the defence ministry had failed to process its submissions made to a Supreme Court inquiry into a controversial unsigned memo that sought US help in curbing the power of the military.

Grech easily refuted "factual evidence" and could have escaped unharmed, but Miloradovich brought his belated revenge down on Grech, inflicting on him a full police and court inquiry that dragged on until 1828.

The Supreme Court agreed to hear this case in 1985 after a district court inquiry found the correction department "negligent" in the immolation of an inmate, Jorge Camacho Bidot, while he was in solitary in Cedar Junction.

The inflammatory military statement was issued after Yousuf Raza Gilani, Pakistan's prime minister, accused the army chief and its head of intelligence of acting unlawfully by making submissions to an ongoing Supreme Court inquiry without clearing them with the Ministry of Defence.

State Was Found 'Negligent' The suit was filed after a district court inquiry found the Department of Corrections "negligent" when an inmate, Jorge Camacho Bidot, burned to death in solitary confinement at Cedar Junction because guards were slow to rescue him.