| As a court of appeal, the Council of State either affirms or quashes and refers the case back to the lower court. |
| While certiorari quashes something already done erroneously, prohibition seeks to prevent an error from either occurring or continuing. |
| The Court of Appeal quashes the trial decision and finds that the appellant is not unworthy of inheriting from his parents. |
| But the Financial Times quashes the non-nuclear option, also in an editorial: Britain must retain its nuclear weapons capability. |
| In this metaphor, it's clear the judge doesn't approve of drinking under the influence, even if he quashes the speeding ticket. |
| Federal Court, Trial Division rules in favour of Bell's first application, and quashes referral of the complaints to the Tribunal. |
