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What is writ in Tagalog term?

The Tagalog term for "writ" depends on the specific context. Here are some possibilities:

General Meaning:

* Sulat: This is the most common and general term for "writ," meaning a written document or letter.

* Utos: This means "order" or "command" and can be used for a writ that orders someone to do something.

* Kautusan: This is a formal term for "decree" or "ordinance" and can be used for a writ issued by a court or government.

Specific Writs:

* Writ of habeas corpus: Writ ng habeas corpus

* Writ of mandamus: Writ ng mandamus

* Writ of certiorari: Writ ng certiorari

* Writ of attachment: Writ ng pag-aresto

* Writ of execution: Writ ng pagpapatupad

Example Sentences:

* "Nag-isyu ang korte ng sulat ng pag-aresto para sa suspek." (The court issued a writ of arrest for the suspect.)

* "Ang kautusan ng hari ay nag-uutos sa lahat ng mamamayan na magbayad ng buwis." (The king's writ commands all citizens to pay taxes.)

* "Naghain ng writ ng habeas corpus ang abogado upang palayain ang kanyang kliyente." (The lawyer filed a writ of habeas corpus to release his client.)

It is important to consider the specific context and the type of writ when choosing the correct Tagalog term.

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