RAMZAN ALI HEMANI versus NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU (NAB)
Sections 16A, 18 (G) and 24 (B) of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 of the Constitution Petition, before the Judge of the Administrative Judge Accountability Court arrested the accused to approve the bail in pending reference. Bail was granted from. He was in judicial custody on 26 2 2005 and since then, despite the provisions of Section 16A of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999, reference was not made and finalization was made, which provided It was meant to be a reference hearing. It is done on a daily basis and will be disposed of within a period of 30 days. The High Court directed that the case be dismissed in three months, before the court of administration, but the case is only five. Had not happened The witnesses were examined so far, however, that a further 65 witnesses were to be examined and it was not possible, in which case the trial would take place within six months. Although the non-compliance of the procedure provided under Section 16A of the National Accountability Ordinance 1999 may have failed, the implementation of the reference against the applicant for almost four years was beyond the court's understanding as it was evident that There was a delay in getting the prosecutor's request
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