/ˈrɪt əv ˈmændət/ – Phrase
Definition: lệnh cho cấp dưới thực hiện chức trách nhiệm vụ đã được giao theo luật định.
A more thorough explanation: A writ of mandate is a court order issued by a higher court commanding a lower court, government official, public body, or corporation to perform a specific act required by law. It is used to compel a specific action or decision when there is a clear legal right to such action or decision.
Example: The court issued a writ of mandate ordering the government agency to release the requested documents to the plaintiff.