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unlawful action

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See: malfeasance


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I have lost six years of my life because I dared to challenge the unlawful actions of the chief executive.
This law is a legal cover for every unlawful action the government has been and is taking against political dissent and free press," said Beyene Petros, chairman of the opposition United Ethiopian Democratic Forces (UEDF) party, which voted against the legislation recently told foreign journalist .
It claimed if Alex was caused personal injury it was by reason of the unlawful actions of Ms Quinn who was solely and exclusively liable.
 
 
 
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