AFTAB AHMED KHAN SHERPAO, EX-CHIEF MINISTER OF N.-W.F.P. versus THE STATE
National Accountability Bureau Ordinance 1999 Section 32 Accountability Ordinance (CXI of 1996), Sections 3 and 4 Appeals for Increasing the Penalty for Corruption and Corruption Accusations In any criminal case, the aggravating appellate parties are generally either the accused or the State of the State Is always represented by the Advocate General and not the Appeal filed by the Prosecutor General is not appealed by the State Advocate General and the Prosecutor General is not synonymous with the success of the Prosecutor's employment sentence by any explanation. While the state represented by the Advocate General is to be both free There is justice between the parties and it is not necessary if the law is not approved or punished under the circumstances.
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