Section 14 cannot be awarded to the accused for the purpose of asserting that the defendants were unlawful because of the purpose that Section 14, National Accountability Ordinance 1999, cannot be used to defy the rule of law which Each and every one of these extraordinary classes proves to be a burden. The crime of an accused is always up to the prosecution and there is no charge to prove that he has not committed any crime, especially by the facts of his knowledge and Nor is it guaranteed to conclude that if anything is unclear, the court thinks that the accused may be described so he should be convicted of the offense which applies to criminal cases, that is, the prosecution. That it cannot be modified in any way to prove the crime of the accused by the rule of evidence contained in section 14, national. Accountability
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