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Definitions from the WebTerm: Quo WarrantoNoun 1. A legal term that refers to the authority or right by which an individual or group holds a particular office, position, or privilege. Example sentence: The attorney general filed a quo warranto against the company's CEO, questioning his eligibility to hold the position. Related Products on Amazon: Noun 2. A writ or legal action granted by a court that seeks to challenge the authority of a person or entity in their office or position. Example sentence: The opposition party decided to file a quo warranto against the incumbent government, questioning their constitutional authority. Related Products on Amazon: Popular Usage 3. In popular culture, quo warranto often refers to a demand for justification or proof of a claim. Example sentence: The online community bombarded the influencer's posts with comments of "quo warranto," demanding evidence of their alleged achievements. Related Products on Amazon: Local Usage 4. In local or regional legal systems, quo warranto may have specific meanings or applications that vary from the general legal definition. Example sentence: The tribal council invoked their own form of quo warranto to question the leadership of an elder in their community. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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