MUHAMMAD SHABBIR versus THE STATE OF ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Sections 3 (1) (d) and 4 (2) of the Code of Conduct (XLV of 1860), Section 107/108 Proof of Probability of the Accountability Ordinance 1997, which dealt with the provisions of the Accountability Ordinance 1996 and decided Taken. After the cancellation of the Accountability Ordinance, 1996, the reference was not void, without any justice and without any jurisdiction, the allegation was made against the then Chief Minister through the recommendations of the former Member Provincial Assembly. Had received. By this, the provisions of the Accountability Ordinance, 1996 can be attracted regularly to obtain unsafe buildings to the eleventh floor level instead of four floors when the accused is illegally supported by unauthorized construction through corruption or corruption. Because there was no such thing. Offense under the Accountability Ordinance, 1996, unless an unfair advantage is obtained under Section 3 of the Ordinance Record, however, by the prosecution to show that the accused resorted to corruption or misconduct or was unlawful. Someone was given bribes to get regular construction orders or to order regular buildings or to refuse to regulate various buildings from time to time. Appealing by the accused to regularize the building of the person who addressed it directly on the petitions cannot be considered a crime as the precedent is already thereby making the chief minister able to pass an order in this matter. , But as a result, no summary was presented. The building was never built, nor was the building regularized. The accused committed unauthorized construction of eleven floors
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