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ZULFIQAR ALI ABBASI versus THE STATE THROUGH CHAIRMAN NAB

Section 498 National Accountability Ordinance (XVIII of 1999), Sections 9 (a) (iv), 9 (a) (vi) and 9 (b) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Before the Constitution Petition, Arrest of Illegal Matters The Commission charged with misappropriating benefits and powers was accused of making entries in the Revenue Record that were illegal and against the facts presented by the defendant that he had neither Has taken no illegal admission, nor has there been any unlawful benefit to which the confession was made. Prior to registering in the register, the accused sent letters for verification; only after verification, he made entries for the article, which excluded persons with specific roles in connection with the verification of documents in the application. ? , Which was discriminatory in the prosecution's case, though through the letters attached to the petitions, it was first decided that the accused did not commit any illegal acts and punished him. He has been charged with the same as others, yet only after recording evidence of litigation regarding the involvement of the accused can it be determined that without a thorough examination of the evidence, which has now While the trial court has yet to record, it could not be traced during the constitutional proceedings. Whether the allegations were without basis or not, the accused filed a pre-arrest bail approval on the basis of a temporary evaluation of the material on the record, in which case the petition was allowed Pakistan, top advocate family court from Kohistan lawyer