CHAUDHRY MUHAMMAD AKRAM WARRAICH versus CHAIRMAN, NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU, ISLAMABAD
Section 12 and 23 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of section 23 of the National Accountability Ordinance, the Constitution of the Chairman of the NAB, the personal and joint accounts of the directors of the applicant company until the finalization of the investigative proceedings and decision in 1999. I have restrictions on money transfers. There is a clear distinction between the provisions contained in Articles 12 and 23 of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1979, which authorize the competent authority; the chairman did not have the authority to order a specific task or to freeze an account, Except to exercise the powers granted thereunder. Order 12 to freeze the Ordinance by the Chairman under Section 12 of the Ordinance, unless the Court confirms it, the Chairman shall not remain in action for more than 15 days; if the Chairman is committed, the Ordinance Cannot pass frozen or any other order under section 23. By any person, this prosecution shall be liable to the prohibition on the transfer created by Section 23 of the Ordinance, although automatically and without the order of the Chairman or the Court, to a limited extent In the freezing order under 12 it was merely a transfer of the letter in the letter to prevent any movement or withdrawal in the bank account completely and do not say that the account should be frozen, therefore, of the ordinance. The same precautions would be taken under Section 23 and the bank was told about the inquiry into any false money There is nothing wrong with the authority to inform the bank about the inquiry in Sale. Any order or direction by the Chairman
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