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bring an action

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See: accuse, charge, cite, complain, litigate, sue


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The European Court of Justice ruled that this amounted to direct discrimination on the grounds of race and individuals could bring an action against the advertiser and publisher.
Can a general contractor bring an action to discharge a construction lien filed by one of its subcontractor, despite the fact that the general contractor is neither the lien claimant nor the property owner?
Maybe as shareholders we could bring an action for "a vote of no- confidence in the current board of executive directors.
 
 
 
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