Sentence examples for had improperly charged from inspiring English sources

Judge Hansen found only that Sotheby's had improperly charged Mr. Luckett for production of a catalog.

The jury sided with Prince Jefri on just one allegation: that one of Ms. Derbyshire's brothers had improperly charged expenses to one of the prince's corporate credit cards.

The courts found that the owners of the complexes had improperly charged market rates on apartments while receiving tax breaks for making renovations, a ruling that is expected to affect up to 80,000 apartments.

Lawyers for the detectives, Louis J. Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa, had said that the indictment, to artificially build a conspiracy case, had improperly charged that recent crimes in Nevada were connected to older crimes in New York.

Mr. Morris had sought the dismissal of all the charges, claiming, among other things, that the attorney general had improperly charged him with violations of the state's securities law, known as the Martin Act, and that the grand jury lacked evidence to justify the indictments.

Under the terms of the 2011 consent order, 14 banks had to hire independent consultants to analyze millions of loan records to spot any instances in which the banks might have improperly charged fees, denied loan modifications or wrongfully seized homes from borrowers current on their payments or making reduced monthly payments.

Instead of raising fares and proposing to charge riders a fee when they have to purchase a new Metro Card, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority should be looking to recoup millions of dollars that the big banks may have improperly charged them.

The commission then used GPS data, collected in every cab, to review millions of trips in New York City and found a huge number in which the out-of-city rates had improperly been charged, officials said.

The court attributed some of that to arithmetic errors but found that Wells Fargo had improperly added charges, including $6,741.67 in commissions to the sheriff's office that were not owed, almost $13,000 in additional interest and fees for 16 unnecessary inspections of the borrowers' property in the 29 months the case was pending.

More troubling for developers is that consumers whose accounts have been improperly charged often blame the game makers.

Twenty nonunion employees who work in Maine's state government assert that they have been improperly charged for litigation expenses that did not directly relate to the bargaining unit.