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By some accounts, Lincoln offered to evacuate Fort Sumter if the Virginia convention would adjourn.

If the defendant does not appear, the court may hear and determine in his absence, or may issue a warrant and adjourn the hearing until his apprehension.

If the complainant does
not appear, the justices may dismiss the complaint or adjourn the hearing.

They also have certain powers to issue search warrants, and (in conjunction with another Justice of the Peace) may try minor criminal trials in the district court and exercise powers to remand defendants in custody, grant bail, and adjourn court hearings.

Hence, he planned to adjourn the trial after the special verdict and reconvene with fellow judges to pronounce guilt.

Where there are more than 1 candidate (SMC) or more than 1 group of candidates (GRC) stand nominated, the Returning Officer will adjourn to a date when a poll will be taken, ie.

The court will adjourn for 15 minutes.

Section 17C provides for the court to adjourn the proceedings under sections 17A or 17B at any time where necessary and to remand the defendant as appropriate.

The Chair of any meeting may with the consent of a majority of the members present adjourn the meeting.

"Ah," I said, "let us adjourn to the reptile house." After lunch, we adjourn to the workshops, where the engineering team are briefed by Denis Moura (CNES) and George Scoon (ESA-ESTEC) After which our team retires to our meeting room to work on launch and trajectory options..

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