Difference between Legally and Wrongfully

LEGALLY vs WRONGFULLY: ADVERB

In a wrong manner; in a manner contrary to the moral law or to justice; unjustly: as, to accuse one wrongfully; to suffer wrongfully.

Statutory, Legitimate, Laws, Validly, Juridically, Law, Judicially, Technically, Statutorily, Lawful, Legitimately, Illegally, De jure, Wrongfully, Lawfully

Formally, Officially, Statutory, Legitimate, Validly, Juridically, Law, Judicially, Technically, Statutorily, Lawful, Legitimately, Illegally, De jure, Lawfully

What qualifications Ayurvedic practioners require to legally practice?
Legally speaking: Risk management in obstetrics and gynecology.
Filter Team and its Protocol are legally flawed.
Is there anything that can be done legally?
Does this room legally need to be insulated?
Lipad ang dollar sa labas, kahit legally obtained.
Questions About Getting Married in Another Country Legally?
While articles of incorporation are used because they are legally required, bylaws may not be legally required depending on the state of incorporation.
And if you are legally married, but separated from your spouse, you should still check Married unless you are legally divorced.
FCA even on land legally settled and cancellation of legally issued land titles.

Have you wrongfully been denied coverage from insurance?
Cost of both outside creditors have wrongfully dissolved.
Wrongfully placing a property where do you file property where the documents, if somebody wrongfully placing a lawyer to search for the law.
An ADCE means that account data might have been wrongfully disclosed, not that account data was certainly wrongfully disclosed.
The act done in order to gain a property wrongfully or cause a loss to another person wrongfully is said to be done dishonestly.
Those who have been wrongfully convicted as well as those who were wrongfully acquitted or never charged.
Similarly, losing wrongfully means that the person is either wrongfully kept out of any property or is deprived of property.
During the last two years, Treasury has found that Ocwen wrongfully denied homeowners help from HAMP and wrongfully canceled homeowners out of HAMP.
Engagingin academic dishonesty, including cheating, intentionally plagiarizing, wrongfully giving or receiving help during an academic examination, and wrongfully obtaining test copies or scores.
When we are treated wrongfully or unjustly in a way that predictably diminishes those opportunities, we are wrongfully harmed.