MUHAMMAD YOUNIS versus CHAIRMAN, NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU
Article 9 (b) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Constitution of Pakistan, Section 199 Constitutional Appeal Pre-arrest Cash Bail As the National Accountability Bureau has claimed that the accused has been directed to collect cash as a guaranteed bail. Has been done The release of the accused on bail was to ensure his attendance on every date of trial before the trial court. By the end of the trial, the person who was standing on bail had imposed a bail on bail, under which each And on the date of the hearing, money was received with the promise to present the accused. A complete procedure was provided under Section 999999, CCPC, to ensure the presence of the accused before the court or in front of the police officers, including the consequences of non-submission. They were not to be punished for doing so, but the amount of bail in the bail must also be set in relation to the nature of the offense so that the object of the bail is not defeated and the accused can be jailed for reasons beyond his control. Don't suffer too much
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