FOUZIA BEGUM versus GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN THROUGH SECRETARY, MINISTRY OF FINANCE, ISLAMABAD
Section 282E & 282F National Accountability Ordinance (XVIII of 1999), Article 19 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitution Petition The fraud allegations by the bank, petitioner, a bank repository, was a matter of illegal goods And the irregularities made by the bank's management are referred to the National Accountability Bureau, to inquire against the bank's chief executives and directors in the public interest and to protect the interests of the creditors, to the National Accountability Bureau. Was not authorized to deal with the matter. And even in the specific circumstances of the matter, and realizing that the bank's business could not be damaged, it could not be done without the permission of the State Bank of Pakistan High Court because the question is foreign. Was bought by the company. The man, who spent a large amount of money to resolve the complaints of the petitioners, including the applicant, refused to issue any directive to the National Accountability Bureau, so far no charges have been filed against the post-bank HC buyers. When that happened, it was observed that the court would not approve an order that could damage the business of any legal establishment. Consult with authorities to resolve their complaint The constitutional application has been dismissed
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