See Also: court order(dictionary)
Court Order(law)
Pizarro, Francisco(dictionary)
Pizarro, Francisco(encyclopedia)
Pizarro, Gonzalo(encyclopedia)
Open order (good-till-cancelled, GTC order)(finance)
Open (good-till-cancelled) order (GTC order)(money)
Temporary Order Or Interim Order(law)
Interim Order Or Temporary Order(law)
Immediate or canceled order (IOC order)(finance)

Pizarro, Gonzalo (sh) and Court Order (law)


Pizarro, Gonzalo (sh)




born 1502?, Trujillo, Spain
died April 10, 1548, Cuzco, Peru

Spanish explorer and conqueror.

With his half brother Francisco Pizarro, he took part in the conquest of Peru (1531-33), for which he received extensive land grants and was made governor of Quito (1539). In 1541-42 he led a disastrous expedition into the unexplored region east of Quito that cost the lives of almost 200 Spaniards and 4,000 Indians. He returned to find that Spain had restricted the conquerors' privileges; the conquistadores revolted against the viceroy, and Pizarro led the antiroyalist forces to victory at the Battle of Anaquito (1546), but they were defeated in 1548, and he was executed.


Court Order (law)




A legal and binding order written by a court or judge that if refused or not complied with can cause the court punish the person or entity refusing the legal order.









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An order issued by a court that requires a person to do or refrain from doing something.







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A direction or command of the Court that, if not complied with, may result in contempt of Court.