21.   British Airways filed a counter-writ, but a spokeswoman said Friday that it could take a year to get the case to court.

22.   But buyers increasingly are taking their cases to court.

23.   Earlier Thursday, PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor had challenged league officials to take the case to court.

24.   Gillingham said he may take the case to court.

25.   He said prosecutions take a long time and contended that the Liberal Party government has done more than its predecessors to get the cases to court.

26.   He said they also could take their cases to court.

27.   Meralco indicated last week that it would take the case to court if the board ordered refunds.

28.   Moreira surrendered to police officers, who took him to prison in northern Guatemala City while Diaz decides if there is sufficient evidence to take the case to court.

29.   Otherwise, Marszalek said he and his German partner will take the case to court, demanding much higher compensation.

30.   The city wants to allow the same civilian agency that investigates police misconduct to take its cases to court in order to make the complaint process more efficient.