Section 497 (5) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 406/420/468/471/411/109/34 National Accountability Ordinance (XVIII of 1999), Section 18 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Article 85 (3) against criminal offenses of trust. Violations, frauds and forgeries were canceled by the High Court on suspicion of the arrest warrant granted by the complainant and the complainant requested his cancellation on the request that the National Accountability Bureau was investigating the matter when additional sessions. If the judge released the accused on bail, the legitimate suspect had already paid the relevant compensation. Most of the victims and the rest of the money was deposited with the investigating agency to establish their good faith in the matter. The Accountability Bureau did not seek the cancellation of the bail permit of the accused by the Additional Sessions Judge, thus the bail cannot be canceled only Cons Considering the approval of the bail to seek revenge from the complaining party for consideration and cancellation. A completely different invoice had already been submitted to the trial court and the Supreme Court had refused to cancel the bail at such a stage, no charge was made by the complainant. The Accountability Bureau refused to revoke the bail in connection with any misuse of the accused's Supreme Court or misappropriation of bail exemption when the accused was not required to be detained by the investigating agency. Declined
