CAPT. (RETD.) NAYYAR ISLAM versus JUDGE, ACCOUNTABILITY COURT NO.III
Section 16A (b) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Constitution of Pakistan, Section 185 (3) Transfer of the Case The Complainant's Rights Special and Common Law Applicant Transferred a Criminal Case from the Court of General Jurisdiction request. The Accountability Court but the High Court refused to interfere in the case raised by the petitioner that the provisions of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 provided that the validity of the Common Law, Section 526, CRPC, Section 16A of the National Accountability Ordinance 1999 Was excluded from the application of A special procedure was intended and under this the Chairman NAB and the Prosecutor General Accountability have also been granted this right and in the given case the accused is to be sought for transfer on the basis specified in such case. Was to limit the people who were directly involved. A case in which the applicant feels strongly about the provocative grounds in his case for preventing and avoiding abusive proceedings and abusive petitions. Illegal plea before the High Court, they could pass the Chairman NAB and the latter had to appear under the law, the Supreme Court refused to interfere with the High Court's decision because of an uncontested leave of appeal. Was denied \ r \ n
