Articles Tagged: nab ordinance

Question: National Accountability Ordinance, came into force from a. January, 1984 b. January, 1985 c. January, 1986 d. January, 1986

Question: The Deputy Chairman Of NAB Shall Hold Office For A Period Of a. Three years b. Four years c. Five years d. None of above

Question: Section 4 of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 deals with a.Enactment of Ordinance b. Application of Ordinance c. Amendment of Ordinance d. All of these

Question: Section 5(H) Of The National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 Defines a. Judge b. Prosecutor c. Court Officer d. None of above

Question: As Per Section 5-A Sub-Section (1) A Judge Of A Court Who Is Serving District And Session Judge Shall Hold Office For A Period Of ____ Years From The Date Of His Initial Appointment As Judge a. Two years b. Three years c. Five years d. None of above

Question: The Law Which Deals With Eradication Of Corruption And Corrupt Practices And Holding Accountability Of All Those Persons Accused Of Such Practices And Matters Ancillary Is Called a. Anti Corruption Act b. National Accountability Ordinance c. Public Account Ordinance  d. None of the above

Question: Section 3, Of The National Accountability Ordinance Empowered The Ordinance To a. Override other laws b. To repeal other laws c. Obey other existing law d. Mone of these

Question: As Per Section 5(B) Of The National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 Appropriate Government Means a. Federal Government b. Provincial Government c. Both a and c d. None of these

Question: Section 12, Of The National Accountability Ordinance, Empowers______ Freeze Property a. The Chairman NAB b. The Court c. Both a and b d. None of above

Question: Any Person Who Ostensibly Holds Or Is In Possession Or Custody Of Any Property Of An Accused On His Behalf For The Benefit And Enjoyment Of The Accused Is Called a. Ostensible owners b. Benamidar c. Both a and b d. None of above