Sentence examples for improperly filed from inspiring English sources

An appeal which is not filed within the time allowed must be rejected as improperly filed.

An appeal filed by a person or entity not entitled to file it must be rejected as improperly filed.

Judge Glanville ruled that Mr. Jones's class-action complaint had been improperly filed because, among other reasons, it lacked signatures from the two patients listed as plaintiffs.

The Justice Department also disagreed with the Jindal administration's claims that Planned Parenthood improperly filed a lawsuit when it should have complained to the federal Medicaid agency.

After several weeks of insisting its foreclosure processes were sound, Wells Fargo & Company said on Wednesday that it planned to correct and resubmit up to 55,000 improperly filed documents by mid-November.

Lt. Col. Michael T. Lawhorn, a senior military public affairs officer in Afghanistan, said previous reports of Afghan companies not being paid for contracted work had turned out to be problems of incomplete or improperly filed paperwork.

The county's 20-straight-month improvement string is far better than the 11 consecutive months of decreasing activity seen nationwide, some of which was attributable to the robo-signing scandal, during which some banks were improperly filing foreclosure paperwork.

Last February, Judge John G. Koeltl of Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled that Bristol-Myers had acted improperly when it filed the additional patent on BuSpar with the Food and Drug Administration.

But the I.R.S. has said that from 27percenttoto nearly 32percentt of last year's claims were filed improperly, because of either fraud or honest mistakes.

Just last month, a federal judge ruled that Bristol-Myers had acted improperly when it filed an additional patent on BuSpar that would have delayed generic competition.

C1 Ruling Against Drug Maker A federal judge ruled that Bristol-Myers Squimproperlyimproperly when it filed an additional patent on its anxiety treatment, BuSpar, to try to keep generic companies from selling it.