Examples of using He filed in English and their translations into Serbian
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He filed a complaint?
Last year, he filed for bankruptcy.
He filed a claim for….
Last September, he filed for bankruptcy.
He filed the wrong reports.
The dealer was not satisfied, and he filed a complaint with higher authorities.
He filed the wrong paperwork.
So, three days before wendell gale was killed, He filed an insurance claim.
He-- he filed a complaint against me.
She just wanted her husband to be jealous, and he filed for divorce.
He filed charges against you last May.
See, Paxson took a bunch of swings at him and missed,so he filed the harassment suit.
The husband he filed a suit for wrongful death.
Copyright 2020\ none\ She just wanted her husband to be jealous, and he filed for divorce.
He filed for bankruptcy last week.
You know, that research I did on Frank Darnell, he filed a case against a medical company over a gene therapy protocol they ran.
He filed a complaint with the Attorney General's office.
The law breaches at least 28 articles of the constitution and violates human rights," said Fatmir Xhafa,a socialist member of parliament, as he filed complaints with the Court.
He filed a T.R.O. on May 6 of this year.
The next morning, he filed an official request to see his wife.
He filed for divorce citing“abandonment” as the reason.
No criminal record, buttwo weeks ago, he filed a fraud complaint with his wife and three of his friends, saying they were cheated out of $2 million by a scam artist.
He filed a complaint and I was only investigating it.
He filed an appeal requesting that the ruling be repealed.
He filed a petition for a statewide referendum to fire all gay teachers and anyone who supports them.
He filed suit initially on April 6th, 1846 with the courts to have himself and his wife and two daughters freed.
He filed charges against Slobodan Milošević at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in 1998.
In 1993, he filed for bankruptcy, so broke that he couldn't even pay his phone bill, let alone the more than $350,000 in back alimony and child support he owed his ex-wife.
On 2 December 2011, he filed a lawsuit against Jolie, GK Films, FilmDistrict, Scout Film(a production company based in Bosnia), and producer Edin Šarkić before the U.S. District Court in Chicago that has jurisdiction over Northern Illinois.
He filed suit in Romania in 1991 against King Michael I. The case reached its conclusion in February 2012, when the High Court of Cassation and Justice extended to Romania the Lisbon court's decision recognising Carol Lambrino as the son of King Carol II.[18][19][20] The ruling has unclear implications with regard to both throne and property succession.