SHEIKH MUHAMMAD AFZAL versus NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU (NAB)
Sections 9 (a) (iv) (v) (vi) and 9 (b) Criminal Code of Conduct (V9 1898), Section 497 (2) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution Petition Guarantee, Medical Ground Disease Treatable in Jail Determined to Further Investigation Case applicants were accused of facing trial before the Accountability Court for misappropriation of powers, fraud and damage to the bank. The petition by which it could be submitted that he was a patient of a disease that could not be cured by treatment at the prison hospital The High Court observed that in cases of fraud, almost every accused was arrested after his arrest. Was sick In the event of any serious illness, jail authorities can take steps to treat the accused outside the prison premises. Billions of rupees and the petitioners failed to prove that their case had come under the jurisdiction of the inquiry, justifying the constitutional jurisdiction by the High Court for the grant of bail after the inquiry. It cannot be denied that the petitions fleeing the country were rejected in circumstances
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