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MAHESH KUMAR versus CHAIRMAN, NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU, ISLAMABAD

Article (R), (25 (b) and E 33 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973)), Article 199 Termination of constitutional application process Voluntary default transaction amount Default recovery method, During preliminary inquiry, The accused entered the plea bargain and, after his release, the accused father did not pay the remaining installments of his plea guarantee. Authorities charged the accused under section 5 (r) of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999. A notice was issued for the recovery of cash installments, which the plaintiffs have modeled for the recovery of such amount, in accordance with Section 33E of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999. The accused was offered a sum of money, which was accepted by the chairman, and the NAB case was referred to the court and the court approved the amount, not under section 5 (r) of the ordinance. At the request of the court, therefore, under the provisions of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999, the court determined this amount. The second payment of the guarantee guaranteed under the arsenal will be defined in another amount or as determined by the court Therefore, the provisions of Section 33E of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999, shall attract the provisions of Article 5 (R) of the National. The Accountability Ordinance, 1999 was, naturally, all that was dealt with but the provisions of Section 33E of the Ordinance dealt with the specific amount, the special provisions prevail over the general provisions which were made under Section 33E of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999. In scope. Deliberations needed to be delivered under a default trial proceedings against the accused due to misuse of the law process, they needed to be recovered. patent advocate from Kashmore lawyer