Mr. Loeb also raised concerns about whether Yahoo had filed erroneous information in securities filings and other documents.
Kathryn Bolkovac, from Nebraska, was sacked by Dyncorp of Virginia, to which peacekeeping police work in Bosnia had been outsourced; her employer claimed she had filed erroneous time-sheets, but was challenged by Bolkovac and overruled by a British employment tribunal in 2002.
In the face of a sexual assault case, Hesse maintains that Royal Caribbean pursued a campaign of obfuscation, which began with them ignoring the Hesse's calls, filing erroneous reports and refusing to cooperate, and ended with legal intimidation and the 11-hour deposition of a teenage girl.
He said that if DynCorp filed an erroneous charge the company would reimburse it.
One reporter for Britain's Independent has apologised for his vivid account of the massacre that wasn't, pleading strangely in mitigation that he was feeling "furious" when he filed his erroneous despatch.
Of course, those filing "false, erroneous, or incomplete information" open themselves up to FEC fines and, in theory, criminal penalties, though the government would have to devote resources to going after them.
The chart review resulted in the exclusion of 215 patients (130 missing or uncompleted files, 85 erroneous diagnosis codes).
Boston Scientific halted all sales of heart-rhythm devices in March because of an erroneous filing with regulators.
It has two reasons for that: The programs are structured to make sure a return is complete and the math is accurate, which greatly reduces the time the I.R.S. must spend corresponding with taxpayers who have filed incomplete or erroneous paper returns.
The locus Ids of the gene queries were checked against the 5' UTR, [-500, -1] and FL-cDNA files to reject erroneous annotations.
