MUHAMMAD SAEED MEHDI versus THE STATE
National Accountability Bureau Ordinance 1999 Section 9 (b) [as amended] reads with amendments, sections 9 (a) (iii) (iv) and 16 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 199 and 185 ( 3) After the arrest, the first party who applied for bail, grant corruption and misconduct did not appear to be guilty of misappropriation of public office or misappropriation of public funds, nor was the prosecution charged with respect to a relative or friend. It was held that the amount sanctioned was not actually spent on the work, the truth was approved or such charges should be decided only after the analysis of the evidence at the hearing. May be added by the parties. The trial has not yet been made on the basis of any error related to the object of the applicant of the National Accountability Bureau Ordinance, 1999. Section 16 of the Ordinance assures that the trial will take place within thirty days on the day of the daily trial. The day has not seen such a thing: In order to be nearing its success in such situations, the applicant needs immediate medical attention, admission to the hospital, and close supervision by a specialist hospital, for which it is unknown. For a long time, detention in prison or referring to someone could not be obtained. For a limited time, the bail grant on the hospital medical ground was not opposed by the prosecution. The applicant submitted a case for a bail grant, which could not be stopped by conviction. Converted and appealed the same. Bail to the applicant
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