A bench of the SHC headed by Chief Justice Ahmed Ali M. Shaikh heard the bail plea of Jakhrani pertaining to an inquiry into the accumulation of assets beyond known sources of income.
A two-judge bench headed by SHC Chief Justice Ahmed Ali M Shaikh rejected the report by the bureau's investigation officer Gul Afridi who also appeared in the court hearing.
In previous hearing the court had turned down a plea of Advocate A.K. Dogar seeking to restrain NAB Chairman Justice (retd) Javed Iqbal from performing his duty.
In a key development after filing of the first NAB reference in fake bank accounts case, Younus Kidwai, one of the accused in the reference, returned back two plots to the accountability bureau.
The NAB in its reply submitted in the apex court said that the bail plea of Sharif have no reference of any life-threatening disease to the petitioner and pleaded to the court to turn down his bail request.
In his remarks about the National Accountability Bureau's investigation officer Pir Khaleeq, chief justice said how could a person investigate others when he himself faces allegations.
A banking court today granted a plea of NAB and decided to transfer the high-profile money-laundering case against former president Asif Ali Zardari and his sister Fayal Talpur to Rawalpindi.
The NAB prosecutor during the hearing informed the court that the bureau has completed its procedure of inquiry against Abdul Subhan Memon and sent the matter to the head office for a final decision
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In a key development in the case against Zardari and others, the Chairman National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has approved transfer of the hearing of the case to Rawalpindi.