See Also: Open (good-till-cancelled) order (GTC order)(money)
Open order (good-till-cancelled, GTC order)(finance)
Temporary Order Or Interim Order(law)
Interim Order Or Temporary Order(law)
Not held order (NH order)(money)
DNR Order (Do Not Resuscitate Order)(health)
Immediate or canceled order (IOC order)(money)
Immediate or canceled order (IOC order)(finance)
Not held order (NH order)(finance)
IOC order(money)

juratory (iou) and Order (law)


juratory (iou)



juratory adjective. Now rare. M16.
[Late Latin juratorius confirmed by oath, from jurat- pa. ppl stem of jurare swear: see -ORY2.]
Of or pertaining to an oath or oaths; expressed or contained in an oath.

Order (law)



A judges or courts written command.



A command or direction given by a judge. An order can be in Writing or spoken. Violating a court order is very serious and can result in being held in contempt or sanctioned in Other ways.



A direction by a Court



A court document signed by a judge or commissioner that gives an order and requires that someone do or not do something.




An instruction by a court, such as an injunction or maintenance order.