Court and Sue for

Court

Court verb - To act so as to make (something) more likely.

Sue for and court are semantically related In some cases you can use "Sue for" instead a verb "Court".

Sue for

Sue for verb - To make a request for.

Court and sue for are semantically related in ask to marry topic. Sometimes you can use "Court" instead a verb "Sue for".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Disney Owns This Trope If somebody else attempts to use it commercially without the owner's permission (often with an exchange of money involved for such permission), the owner can take them to court and sue for damages.
  • Comicbook / Manhunter Early in the series after Ramsey's accident with her staff Peter gets a court order keeping her away from Ramsey and threatens to sue for full custody.
  • Mattress Tag Gag When Thelma Harper takes her daughter-in-law in Naomi to court to sue for damages to her living room rug, her sister Fran takes the opportunity to "throw herself on the mercy of the court" and tearfully confesses to removing the forbidden tag two years ago.
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