What does PTS stand for?

Permission to Sue

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government
Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Nash's family filed notice with Connecticut's Office of Claims Commissioner this month, asking for permission to sue the state for $150 million, saying officials failed to prevent the attack.

Woman attacked by chimp reveals face on 'Oprah'

EX-pupils who were molested by staff at a special needs school have won permission to sue the estate for pounds 5million.

66 will sue hell school; ABUSE

At the moment, wounded creditors of his LyondellBasell, which Blavatnik bought in 2007, thereby landing the company with some $22 billion of debt, are seeking permission to sue Len and his associates for landing the company with more liabilities than it could bear.

WITH Setanta now looking

Additionally, a victim may appeal to the Government's administrative court for permission to sue the Government for alleged discriminatory acts.

Costa Rica

THE Government yesterday pledged action to rebalance the law in favour of victims after a woman was denied permission to sue Lotto rapist Iorworth Hoare for compensation.

Rape bid victim loses fight for payout from Lotto winner

CEMA allows those whose Internet domains were used without their permission to sue for $500 per instance.

Maryland Anti-Spam Legislation Held Unconstitutional

AT&T has asked the bankruptcy court for permission to sue WorldCom for damages for its claims and seek a hearing in federal court.

Settlement ends chapter for WorldCom

The state tech board is seeking permission to sue from the Budget and Control Board.

S.C. president's job battle may go to court