lodged
Speech parts
1. lodged - Adjective
2. lodged - Verb
Meaning
of Lodge
Lying down; -- used of beasts of the chase, as couchant is of beasts of prey.
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A black European Union lawmaker said on Wednesday (17 June) she was a victim of “extremely traumatic” police violence outside a Brussels railway station, and lodged a complaint against Belgian police.
A bankruptcy cannot be annulled until this document has been lodged.
About a dozen complaints have been lodged by individuals and medical organizations with the French Court of Justice, a special court that hears accusations of government mismanagement.
According to Eurostat's latest report, 230 of these applications were lodged to the U.K., making up 60 percent of the total.
After the matter came to light, Gagan Bihari Swain, the headmaster of the school, lodged a complaint in this regard.
According to officials, two accused Saurabh Giri (25) and his father Brijesh Giri (50) were arrested from Bhajanpura area of New Delhi on February 5 night, days after an FIR was lodged at the Cyber Crime police station in Ahmedabad.