MUHAMMAD ASIF KHAN versus EHTESAB BUREAU THROUGH CHAIRMAN
Section 497 (2) of the Conduct Rule (XLV of 1860), Rules 467/468/471/419/420 Corruption Prevention Act (II of 1947), Section 5 (2) Accountability Act (IX of 1997), Section 10/11 The whole case of bail, grant further inquiry was based on the fact that the principal's signature was allegedly made by the accused, but the principal's signature was allegedly not obtained from him and the principal. They were not compared to the original signatures of. He said that the circumstances have suggested that the case against the accused is further investigated and that some material fact has been laid on the issue of litigation which has yet to be clarified, the matter needs further investigation and investigation. , The accused was entitled to be released on bail. Not as a matter of grace, but as a guaranteed right, a bail was offered, with the guarantee guaranteed to the satisfaction of the registrar of the Supreme Court.
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