Sections 9 (a), CLS (i), (ii), (iii), (IV), (v), (ix) and 16A Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 25, 190 and 199 Constitutional application The bills of section 9 (a) to (i) to (v) of the National Accountability Bureau Ordinance, to clauses (i) to (iv) of section 9 (a) and section 16A of the National Accountability Bureau Ordinance 1999, if their According to the simplicity language, it is understood that they cannot stand the test of constitutional absolute discretion without any meaningful guiding principle that would enable certain individuals to be selected and selected for trial under the NAB Ordinance. Article 25 repeals such provisions. However, along with the Constitution, the principle that courts need to make every effort to save their interpretation process rather than abolishing the law, the provisions of the NAB Ordinance cannot be ignored because the constitution does not. It is disputed that in practice it has the money to rob it. Central articles are illegal because the accountability courts will have jurisdiction to try only those crimes which were not punishable under any previous law. Such a law is the equivalent of torture in the legislature's intention to tackle high levels of corruption. After violating its provisions of the Constitution and directing amendments to others, the High Court may deviate from its duty to act in aid of the Supreme Court under Article 190 of the Constitution, another important provision of the aforesaid Ordinance. While finishing. The reason for refusing to eliminate these unidentified clauses was that the NAB ordinance was not merely a new procedure and punishment facility for offenses under existing laws.
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