Section 9 (b) [As amended by the National Accountability Ordinance (Amended by XXXV of 2001) Bail / Punishment High Court, the words before the High Court including the words filed by the National Accountability (Amendment) Ordinance , 2000 (dated 2 2 2000) and consequently the same words, including the High Court, were excluded by the National Accountability Ordinance, 2001 (10 8 2001), provided under the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999. Definition of a court means an accountability court, and after the waiver, the words, including the High Court, make it clear that the purpose of mentioning section 426 or 561A, CRPC is baseless or unnecessary. In the definition of a court provided under the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999, it meant an accountability court, which was a trial court and the trial court could not exercise its powers under section 262626, CRPC. The powers of the appellant were placed only in the appellate court, the provision of section 6161 AA, CRPC was available. The powers of the High Court which cannot be exercised by the Accountability Court or any other court, except the High Court, The appeal of the bail and the suspension of the sentence, the stay of the appeal, was a subpoena of the appellate court and the High Court. By hearing the appeal under the B Ordinance, 1999, exercising powers under section 426, CRPC can read with section 555A, CRP and suspend the sentence and the facts of the case and Depending on the circumstances, the bail may extend to the appellant.
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