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At Mhow a woman brought charge against me of theft of jewellery in that city which I had left.
In addition to the fines, prosecutors also brought charges against Glaxo's British former country manager, Mark Reilly, and four other company managers.
Belfast City Council brought charges following an investigation into diners being struck down after eating at the restaurant in Cityside Mall, York Street, nearly two years ago.
Denbighshire County Council has brought charges against Sanders Machinery Ltd of Graig Road in Denbigh, and its director David Geoffrey Sanders, 69.
The General Prosecutor's Office brought charges against Energy Minister Askarbek Shadiev upon investigation of the criminal case into delivery of radioactive coal.
Police have already brought charges against the man that killed two fellow citizens in Gostivar and is being held in the Suto Orizari prison.
FIFA have brought charges against six match officials involved in alleged match-fixing at an international friendly exhibition tournament.
Last year, the State Educational Inspectorate brought charges against parents from 62 municipalities across Macedonia.
The former Wolverhampton teacher had brought charges of gross indecency against National Theatre director Michael Bogdanov, but the case ended after intervention by the Attorney-General Sir Michael Havers.
TORONTO, March 12 /PRNewswire/ -- "I am disappointed that, after three years, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission has brought charges on the same day in respect of the same matter as the Ontario Securities Commission.
The pastor's 2003 sermon caught the attention of a prosecutor who brought charges against Green pursuant to the nation's hate-crimes law, which bans attacks against gays and other minorities.
The FA brought charges after the match,which Chelsea won 1-0, was marred by four separate bust-ups.
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