SYED ADNAN RASHEED versus NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU
The absence of the Chairman Chairman effect of Sections 18 (a) and (g) delegated that due to the absence of the Chairman of the National Accountability Bureau, the reference filed by his delegation was illegal, once the Chairman National Accountability The Bureau assigned specific powers under the terms of section 18. a) or the National Accountability Ordinance, 18 (g) of 1999, on the subordinate officers, then the change of the person holding the post of chairman to the National Accountability Bureau or by the officer to whom the authority is assigned (if by designation) to the authority. Not so honored. The Chairman, under Section 18 (a) or 18 (g) of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999, under the National Accountability Bureau, shall continue at his disposal unless such delegation is rejected. Such authority was exercised in the name and name of the subordinate officer. On behalf of the Chairman National Accountability Bureau, therefore, delegates / subordinate officers may only use such during the period when the Chairman National Accountability Bureau was in their position even though they may have lost or lost their position for any reason. Once the chairmanship of the National Accountability Bureau is vacated, the delegation disappears until the new chairman is appointed. For an office whose name was to be used by such delegation unless expressly denied. The reason for this fact was that delegates exercised power in the name of the delegate, and once the office of the delegate was vacated, there was no such name that the delegate could use. Such powers will be cured if the Chairman is restored by the National Accountability Bureau.
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