Articles 9, 10, 18, 23 and 25 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitution of Corruption Corruption and Corruption Procedure The voluntary withdrawal and plea bargaining accused the accused of sending a judicial lockup after the expiry of the physical remand. It was alleged that he had committed a misdemeanor charge of heavy use. The accused is accused of owning Rs 29.40 million through the collection of 21 plots against the transfer of illegal property and his brother-in-law was in possession of 21 plots as accused. Request for Return National Accountability Ordinance, 1999, but it was not decided because the chairman NAB's office was vacant, the accused was arrested and ordered to be sent to 42 days judicial custody after the physical remand period ends. The accused had filed a constitutional petition against the order and prayed for the grant of bail. The accused, who has been behind bars from 15 2011 to 2011, did not suffer due to inactivity by NAB officials on the offer of voluntary return, which was not the vacancy of the chairman NAB by the competent authority. The officer may have been released on bail in connection with the procedure and the parameters specified in the NAB dated 12 8 2009 policy in relation to voluntary withdrawal matters. As a precautionary measure, no accused could be denied bail after the accused's plea was granted to the extent of his arrest and he was ordered to be released on bail. , Under which a criminal lockup was sent to the accused on remand, unlawful
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