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Originally Posted by Invincible
There are millions of cases in pendency, dude, this wasn't an exceptional one, was this? NAB hasn't given any final word for its investigation regarding this particular case, had it given, it would have been a 'HYPE' in Media like Contempt case of Mr Gilani.
Rest Aadha Kaam of Mr Qadri: Mr. President is going to be charged in Contempt case (Holding President Office & Party Chairmanship) in next few days by LHC since he doesn't enjoy immunity in civil cases.
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You didn't not get the point. there may be tens of thousand cases pending disposal, they are being heard and would be disposed accordingly. This matter was relating to an application which was made by some one, any one can make application to any court and it will be heard and disposed of as soon as possible. This is not a judgement..
It is just an order made on the investigation report of NAB, which failed to take action at its own even though it was empowered to do so by virtue of relevant sections of NAB ordinance.
Do you know when an application is made to court under section 22 A B of CRPCfor registration of FIR which the police is bound to register, The court hears the matter on urgent basis disposing of the application on priority basis. Now accused can not accuse court that It has thousands of cases to dispose of and why it has heard this application.
Secondly every statute has its own procedure and you know that in CRPC if Police after investigation is satisfied that a peson is involved in cognizable offense, it can arrest him without arrest warrant. And if Police goes to Magisterial court and says that this is the investigation and "what we should do", the court will definitely say that why (you) Police come here when Law empowers you do so at your own.
whoever the person may be when he is found involved he has tobe arrested accordingly, according to the rules and procedure and that is what we mean by rule of law. Even if a diplomat commits crime he will be arrested untill he claims immunity and proves it. Things can not be left to perceptions. Law is law!