Sentence examples for wrongfully destroyed from inspiring English sources

Andersen has acknowledged that documents were wrongfully destroyed in its Houston office, but whether such activities also went on in other offices and how involved senior executives were has been unclear.

If a testator fears that the will might be wrongfully destroyed, it may be possible to leave the signed original with a trusted attorney or place it in a safety deposit box that will have limited access.

District Judge Frederic Block in Brooklyn said 45 of the 49 paintings were recognized works of art "wrongfully and willfully destroyed" by a remorseless landlord.

U.S. District Judge Frederic Block in Brooklyn said 45 of the 49 paintings were recognized works of art "wrongfully and willfully destroyed" by a remorseless landlord.

Eventually, though, someone will be wrongfully accused or framed, but publicly destroyed anyway.

To address the court's concerns, the new standards include a provision to protect the wrongfully accused or convicted by requiring that samples be destroyed in any case that is dismissed or in which the accused is exonerated.

But in New York, there is no such law, and forensic evidence is often lost, destroyed or misplaced, delaying or defeating attempts by those who were wrongfully convicted to prove their innocence, the report said.

Dec. 307) "that if the chattel wrongfully taken, afterwards come into the hands of an innocent holder who believing himself to be the owner, converts the chattel into a thing of different species so that its identity is destroyed, the original owner cannot reclaim it". After quoting this statement in Hyde v. Cookson, 21 Barb.

"Fully destroyed".

But destroyed is destroyed.

Partly destroyed.