NAB ORDINANCE, 1999 MCQS BY: JAWAID A.

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National Accountability Bureau Ordinance, 1999 MCQs

By: Jawaid A. Mangnejo

1. The Law which deals with eradication of corruption and 10. Section 5(a) of the National Accountability Ordinance,
corrupt practices and holding accountability of all those 1999 defines
persons accused of such practices and matters ancillary is A. Accused
called B. Court
A. Anti-Corruption Act C. Government
B. National Accountability Ordinance D. All of above
C. Public Account Ordinance
D. None of above 11. As per section 5(b) of the National Accountability
Ordinance, 1999 appropriate Government means
2. National Accountability Ordinance, was promulgated in A. Federal Government
A. 1997 B. Provincial Government
B. 1998 C. Both (a) and (b)
C. 1999 D. None of above
D. None of above
12. Section 5(c) of the National Accountability Ordinance,
3. National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 contains 1999 deals with definition of
______ sections A. Local Government
A. 33 B. Assets
B. 35 C. Associates
C. 37 D. None of above
D. None of above 13. Any property owned, controlled by or belonging to any
accused, whether directly or indirectly is called
4. National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 A. Case property
contains______ schedule B. Assets
A. 1 C. Both (a) and (b)
B. 2 D. None of above
C. 3
D. None of above 14. Section 5(d) of National Accountability Ordinance
defines
5. National Accountability Ordinance, came into force A. Associates
from B. Account
A. 1st January, 1984 C. Court
B. 1st January, 1985 D. None of above
C. 1st January, 1986
D. None of above 15. Any person who is or has been managing the affairs of
or keeping accounts for the accused or who enjoys or has
6. Section 3, of the National Accountability Ordinance enjoyed any benefit from the assets is
empowered the Ordinance to A. Associate
A. Obey other existing laws B. Coordinator
B. Override other laws C. Partner
C. To repeal other laws D. All of above
D. None of above
16. Any person who ostensibly holds or is in possession or
7. Section 4 of the National Accountability Ordinance, custody of any property of an accused on his behalf for the
1999 deals with benefit and enjoyment of the accused is called
A. Application of Ordinance A. Ostensible owners
B. Enactment of Ordinance B. Benamidar
C. Amendment of Ordinance C. Both (a) and (b)
D. All of above Answer & Explanation D. None of above

8. National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 extends to 17. The word "benami" is ______ term
A. Whole of Pakistan A. Latin
B. Specific areas of Pakistan B. Persian
C. Foreign areas of Pakistan C. French
D. None of above D. None of above

9. Section 5, of the National Accountability Ordinance, 18. Section 5, clause (e) of the National Accountability
1999 deals with Ordinance deals with
A. Exceptions A. Chairman National Accountability Bureau
B. Definitions B. Conciliation Committee
C. Legislation C. Court
D. None of above D. None of above
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19. As per section 5(f) of the National Accountability 29. Section 5(p) of the National Accountability Ordinance,
Ordinance, 1999 "Code" means defines
A. Pakistan Penal Code A. Person
B. Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 B. Property
C. Both (a) and (b) C. Government property
D. None of above D. None of above

20. Conciliation Committee means the Conciliation 30. As per section 5(p) of the National Accountability
Committee constituted under section Ordinance property means
A. 20 of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 A. Moveable property
B. 25 of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 B. Immovable property
C. 25A of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of above D. None of above

21. Section 5______ of the National Accountability 31."Government property" is defined in section 5_____ of
Ordinance defines Court the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999
A. (f) A. (p)
B.(g) B. (q)
C. (h) C. (r)
D. None of above D. None of above

22. The Judge of Accountability Court is appointed by 32.Section 5-A of the National Accountability Ordinance,
A. Chief Justice of Pakistan 1999 deals with
B. President in consultation with the Chief Justice of High A. Tenure of a Judge
Court concerned B. Tenure of Chairman
C. Minister C. Tenure of Prosecutor
D. None of above D. All of above Answer & Explanation

23. Section 5(h) of the National Accountability Ordinance, 33. As per section 5-A sub-section (1) a judge of a Court
1999 defines who is serving District and Session Judge shall hold office
A. Judge for a period of ____ years from the date of his initial
B. Prosecutor appointment as judge
C. Court Officer A. Two years
D. None of above B. Three years
C. Five years
24.Deputy Chairman of National Accountability Bureau is D. None of above
appointed by
A. Prime Minister 34. Pensionary benefits to serving District and Session
B. President Judge are dealt by section_____ of the National
C. Chief Justice of Supreme Court Accountability Ordinance, 1999
D. All of above A. 5-A
B. 5-A(i)
25.Section 5(l) defines C. 5-B
A. Freezing D. None of above
B. National Accountability Bureau
C. Chairman 35.Section ______ of the National Accountability
D. None of above Ordinance, 1999 deals with constitution of National
Accountability Bureau
26. Freezing includes A. 6
A. Attachment B. 7
B. Sealing, prohibiting C. 8
C. Controlling or managing property D. All of above
D. All of above
36. The Chairman of National Accountability Bureau is
27. Section 5(m), of National Accountability Ordinance appointed by the President in consultation with
defines A. Leader of the House in the National Assembly
A. Freezing B. Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly
B. Proclamation C. Both (a) and (b)
C. Holder of Public Office D. None of above
D. None of above
37. As per section 6(b)(i), of National Accountability
28. As per section 5(n) of National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 Chairman of NAB is appointed for a
Ordinance, offence means period not extendable of____ years
A. The offence of corruption A. Two years
B. Corrupt practices B. Three years
C. Any other offence specified in schedule of the Ordinance C. Four years
D. All of above D. All of above
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38. The Chairman NAB may resign his office by writing 47. Any person who is qualified to be appointed ______
under his hand addressed to the may be appointed as Prosecutor General Accountability
A. Prime Minister A. As a Judge of High Court
B. Chief Justice of Supreme Court B. As a Judge of Supreme Court
C. President C. Both (a) and (b)
D. All of above D. None of above

39. The qualification of Chairman NAB is provided in 48. As per section 8(a)(iii) of the National Accountability
section 6______, of the National Accountability Ordinance, Ordinance, 1999 the Prosecutor General Accountability
1999 shall hold office for a non-extendable period of ____ years
A. (b) A. Two
B. (ba) B. Three
C. (c) C. Four
D. None of above D. None of above

40. The section dealing with Deputy Chairman, National 49.The Prosecutor General Accountability shall not be
Accountability Bureau is removed from his office except on the ground of removal
A. 6(d) of a judge of_____
B. 7 A. High Court
C. 7-A B. Supreme Court
D. None of above C. Federal Shariat Court
D. All of above
41. As per section 7(a), of the National Accountability
Bureau there shall be ______ Deputy Chairman of NAB 50. As per section 8
A. One A. President
B. Two B. Judge of NAB
C. Three C. Chairman of NAB
D. None of above D. None of above

42.Qualification of Deputy Chairman of NAB are provided 51. As per section 9(b) all offences under National
in section 7_____ of the National Accountability Accountability Ordinance are
Ordinance, 1999 A. Non-bailable
A. (a) B. Bailable
B. (aa) C. Both (a) and (b)
C. (b) D. None of above
D. All of above
52. Section 9(c) empowers______ to release the accused
43. A person shall not be appointed as Deputy Chairman A. Prosecutor General Accountability
NAB unless he_______ B. Accountability Court
A. Is or has been an officer of the Armed Forces of Pakistan to C. Chairman NAB
the rank of a Major General D. None of above
B. Is or has been a Federal Government officer is BPS 21 or
equivalent 53. Punishment for corruption and corrupt practices are
C. Both (a) and (b) dealt by section_____ of the National Accountability
D. None of above Ordinance
A. 9(e)
44. The Deputy Chairman of NAB shall hold office for a B. 10
period of C. 10-A
A. Three years D. None of above
B. Four years
C. Five years 54. A holder of Public Office or any other person who
D. None of above commits the offence of corruption and corrupt practices
shall be punishable with rigorous imprisonment for a term
45. Section _____ of the National Accountability which may extend ____ years
Ordinance 1999 deals with Prosecutor General A. Ten
Accountability B. Twelve
A. 7-A C. Fourteen
B. 7-B D. Twenty Five
C. 7-C
D. 8 55. Section 10
A. Provincial Government
46. The Prosecutor General Accountability is appointed by B. Federal Government
President in consultation with C. Both (a) and (b)
A. Prime Minister D. None of above
B. Leader of Opposition
C. Speaker of national Assembly
D. Chairman of NAB
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56. Section 11, of the National Accountability Ordinance, 65. Section 13(b) empowers ______ to extend the time for
1999 deals with filing such claims or objection for a period not exceeding
A. Acquittal of accused additional 14 days
B. Conviction A. The Chairman NAB
C. Imposition of fine B. The Prosecutor General
D. None of above C. The Court
D. None of above
57. Where an accused found guilty of an offence is
sentenced to pay fine the amount of fine shall in no case be 66. The claim or objection dismissed by the Court is
less than the gain derived by the A. Revisionable
A. Accused B. Reviewable
B. Accused relatives C. Appealable
C. Accused associates D. All of above
D. All of above 67. Time limitation for filing appeal against dismissal of
claim or objection by aggrieved party is_____ days.
58. Section 12, of the National Accountability Ordinance, A. 10
1999 deals with B. 14
A. Suspension of sentence C. 20
B. Power to freeze property D. None of above
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of above 68. Section 14, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
1999 deals with
59. Section 12, of the National Accountability Ordinance, A. Proof against accused accepting illegal gratification
empowers______ freeze property. B. Presumption against accused accepting illegal
A. The Chairman NAB gratification
B. The Court C. Presumption against complainant accepting illegal
C. Both (a) and (b) gratifiction
D. None of above D. None of above

60. As per section 12(c) of the National Accountability 69. Section 15, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
Ordinance, 1999 if the property ordered to be frozen is 1999 deals with
immovable property, the freezing shall, in the case of land A. Disqualification of parliament membership
paying revenue, be made through the_____ of the District B. Disqualification to contest election
in which the land situated. C. Both (a) and (b)
A. District Judge D. None of above
B. D.P.O.
70. As per section 15(a) a person who has been convicted
C. Collector
for an offence under section 9, of the National
D. None of above
Accountability Ordinance, 1999 shall be disqualified for a
period of
61. If the property ordered to be frozen under sub-section
A. Seven years
(a), section 12, is a debt or other moveable property, the
B. Eight years
freezing may be made by _____ ways as provided in sub-
C. Nine years
section (b) of section 12
D. Ten years
A. Two
B. Three 71. As per section 15(b) of the National Accountability
C. Four ordinance, 1999 any person apply for or be granted or
D. All of above allow any financial facilities in the form of any loan of
advanced or other financial accommodation by any Bank
62. Section 12(b), of the National Accountability of Financial institution owned or controlled by
Ordinance, 1999 deals with freezing of Government for a period of
A. Movable property A. Seven years
B. Immovable property B. Ten years
C. Both (a) and (b) C. Fourteen years
D. None of above D. None of above Answer & Explanation

63. Section 13, of the National Accountability Ordinance, 72. Section _______ of the National Accountability
1999 deals with Ordinance, 1999 deals with trial of offences.
A. Freezing through receiver A. 15-A
B. Freezing through Police B. 15-B
C. Claim or objection against freezing C. 16
D. None of above D. 16-A

64. The time limitation for claim or objection upon 73. The trial of a case under section 16(a) shall be heard
freezing before Court is_____ days from
A. 10 A. Day to day
B. 14 B. Week to week
C. 18 C. Month to month
D. None of above D. As per accused wish
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74. Time limitation for disposal of a trial under section 16, 83. Section______ empowers the Court established under
of National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 is_____ days National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 to follow any
A. 30 days procedure as it may deem fit in the circumstances of the
B. 60 days case
C. 90 days A. 17(a)
D. 120 days B. 17(b)
C. 17(c)
75. The place for sitting of the Court shall be determined D. All of above
by
A. Federal Government 84. Section, 18, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
B. Provincial Government 1999 deals with
C. Local Government A. Cognizance of offences
D. None of above B. Appeal
C. Revision
76. Section 16-A, of the National Accountability D. None of above
Ordinance, 1999 deals With
A. Issuance of commission 85. The Accountability Court shall not take cognizance of
B. Transfer of case any offence under the ordinance except on a reference
C. Both (a) and (b) made by
D. None of above A. Chairman NAB
B. Authorized Officer
77. For transfer of a case from Court in one Province to C. Both (a) and (b)
court in another Province the application shall be made to D. None of above
the 86. As per section 18(b) of the National Accountability
A. Chairman NAB Ordinance, 1999 a reference under this Ordinance shall be
B. High Court initiated by the Accountability Bureau on
C. Supreme Court A. A reference received from the appropriate government
D. None of above B. Receipt of complaint
C. Its own accord
78. Section 16-A (b) empowers_____ to apply for transfer D. All of above
of case
A. Chairman NAB 87. As per section 18(c) of the Ordinance where the
B. Prosecutor General Accountability Chairman NAB or an officer of the NAB duly authorized
C. Special prosecutor is of the opinion that it is or may be necessary and
D. Both (b) and (c) appropriate to initiate proceeding against any person he
shall refer the matter for
79. Under section 16-A(c) ______ may also make an A. Inquiry
application for transfer of case B. Investigation
A. Compliment C. Both (a) and (b)
B. Witness D. Trial
C. Accused
D. None of above 88. Section 18 (e), of the the National Accountability
Ordinance, 1999 empowers NAB with
80. Section 16-B of the National Accountability Ordinance, A. Power of arrest
1999 deals with B. Power of acquittal
A. Joint trial C. Power of release
B. Contempt of Chairman orders D. None of above
C. Contempt of Court
D. None of above 89. No sitting member of Parliament or Provincial
Assembly shall be arrested without taking into
81. As per section 16-B, of the National Accountability consideration the recommendation of the
Ordinance, 1999 the Court shall have the power to punish A. President
for contempt of Court with imprisonment for a term which B. Special Parliamentary Committee on Ethics
may extend C. Prime Minister
A. Six months and with fine which may extend to one D. None of above
million rupees
B. Nine months and with fine which may extend to two 90. Section 19, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
million rupees 1999 deals with
C. One year and with fine which may extend to two million A. Power to call information
rupees B. Power to arrest any person
D. None of above C. Power to make rules
D. None of above
82. Section 17, of the National Accountability Ordinance, 91. Section 19(a) deals with information from
1999 deals with application of A. Specified person
A. Code of Civil Procedure B. Foreigner
B. Code of Criminal Procedure C. Any person
C. Both (a) and (b) D. All of above
D. None of above
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92. Section 19(b) of the National Accountability 101. Section 22, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
Ordinance, 1999 deals with 1999 empowers_____ to inquire or investigate any offence
A. Oral evidence under the Ordinance
B. Production of relevant document or thing A. Chairman NAB
C. Evidence through commission B. Any authorized officer
D. None of above C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of above
93. Section 19, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
1999 deals with information during 102. Section 22(b), of the National Accountability
A. Inquiry Ordinance, 1999 deals with investigation by Chairman
B. Investigation NAB in conjunction with
C. Trial A. Any other agency
D. Both (a) and (b) B. Any person
C. Both (a) and (b)
94. Section 19(c), of the National Accountability D. A specified agency
Ordinance, 1999 deals with
A. Examination of a relevant person 103. Section 23, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
B. Examination of investigation officer 1999 declare transfer of case property
C. Both (a) and (b) A. Void
D. None of above B. Voidable
C. Both (a) and (b)
95. Section 19(d), of the National Accountability D. None of above
Ordinance, 1999 deals with information from 104. Any person who transfers or creates a change on
A. Intelligence agencies property in contravention of sub-section (a) of section 23, of
B. Bank or financial institution the National Accountability Ordinance shall be punished
C. Police with imprisonment for a term which may extend to
D. All of above A. Two years
B. Three years
96. Section 20, of the National Accountability Ordinance, C. Five years
1999 deals with D. None of above
A. Reporting of suspicious financial transaction
B. Reporting of any further inquiry or investigation 105. Section________ of the National Accountability
C. Judgment of any Court Ordinance, 1999 deals with arrest
D. None of above A. 23-A
B. 23-B
97. Whoever being bound to supply information in C. 24
accordance with subsection (a) of section 20, shall be D. All of above
punished with rigorous imprisonment which may extend to
A. Three years 106. As per section 24(a) _____ shall have the power, at
B. Five years any stage of the (inquiry or) investigation under the
C. Seven years National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 to direct that the
D. None of above accused, if not already arrested shall be arrested
A. Chairman NAB
98. Section 21 of the National Accountability Ordinance, B. Prosecutor General Accountability
1999 deals with C. Accountability Court
A. Provincial cooperation request for mutual legal assistance D. None of above
B. International cooperation request for mutual legal
assistance 107. No member of Provincial Assembly shall be arrested
C. Both (a) and (b) without taking into consideration the recommendation of
D. None of above A. Special Parliamentary Committee on Ethics
B. Special Committee of the Provincial Assembly on Ethics
99. As per section 21, ______ may request a foreign State C. Both (a) and (b)
for cooperation or mutual legal assistance D. None of above
A. Foreign Minister
B. Prime Minister 108. As per section 24 (aaa) of the National Accountability
C. Chairman NAB or any authorized officer by Federal Ordinance, 1999 the Special Committee of the Provincial
Government Assembly on Ethics consist Chairman and_____ members
D. None of above A. 6
B. 8
100. Section 22, of the National Accountability Ordinance, C. 10
deals with D. None of above
A. Jurisdiction of NAB Court
B. Extra judicial activities 109. Section 25, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
C. Jurisdiction of Chairman NAB 1999 deals with voluntarily return of assets by
D. None of above A. Accused
B. Police
C. NAB
D. None of above
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110. Section 25(a) of the National Accountability 119. As per section 25-A(b) the Chairman Conciliation
Ordinance, 1999 empowers_____ to discharge the accused Committee shall be appointed by
A. Prosecutor General A. Chairman NAB
B. Chairman NAB B. Governor State Bank
C. Accountability Court C. Trial Court
D. None of above D. None of above

111. Section 25(a), of the National Accountability 120. As per section 25-A (bb) the Chairman of the
Ordinance, 1999 deals with voluntarily return of assets by Conciliation Committee shall convene the meetings and
accused_____ conduct proceedings of the Conciliation Committee in the
A. Prior investigation manner______
B. After investigation A. As he deems fit
C. During trial B. As provided in Cr.P.C.
D. None of above C. As provided in C.P.C
D. None of above
112. Section 25(a), of the National Accountability
Ordinance, 1999 deals with discharge of the accused by 121. Section 25-A(d) deals with conclusion of__ reference
Chairman NAB A. Conciliation Committee
A. Prior investigation B. Chairman NAB
B. Before or after the commencement of investigation C. Trial Court
C. During pending of appeal D. None of above
D. Both (a) and (b)
122. As per section 25-A(d) of the National Accountability
113. The amount deposited by the accused with the NAB Ordinance, 1999 the Conciliation Committee shall
shall be transfer to______ conclude the reference within _____ days
A. Chairman NAB A. 20 days
B. State treasury B. 30 days
C. Concerned affected department C. 60 days
D. None of above D. 90 days

114. Section 25-A of the National Accountability 123. As per section 25-A(f) of the National Accountability
Ordinance, 1999 deals with_______ Ordinance, 1999 where the accused undertakes to repay
A. Freezing of assets the amount as determined by the Conciliation Committee,
B. Payment of loans the Chairman NAB, with the approval of______ may
C. Both (a) and (b) release the accused
D. None of above A. Governor State Bank
B. Chairman Conciliation Committee
115. Under section 25-A ______ may apply for C. Court
reconciliation D. None of above
A. Accused
B. Prosecutor General 124. Section, 26, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
C. Chairman NAB 1999 deals with
D. None of above A. Re-investigation
B. Re-trial
116. Under section 25-A(a) of the National Accountability C. Tender of pardon
Ordinance, 1999 accused may apply for reconciliation D. Release of accused
to_____
A. Trial court 125. Section 26(a) of the National Accountability Ordinance,
B. Chairman NAB 1999 empowers _____ with power of pardon to accused
C. Prosecutor General Accountability A. Trial Court
D. Governor State Bank of Pakistan B. Prosecutor General
C. President
117. Section 25-A(aa) of the National Accountability D. Chairman NAB
Ordinance, 1999 empowers_____ to constitute
Reconciliation Committee. 126. Under section 26(a), of National Accountability
A. Chairman NAB Ordinance, 1999 the Chairman NAB may pardon a person
B. Trial Court A. Fully
C. Prosecutor General Accountability B. Conditionally
D. Governor State Bank of Pakistan C. Both (a) and (b)
118. The Conciliation Committee shall consist of a D. None of above
Chairman and ______members
A. 4 127. As per section 26(e) any statement made before a
B. 5 Magistrate by a person who has accepted tender of pardon
C. 6 may______
D. None of above A. Not be given in evidence against him at the trial
B. Be given in evidence against him at the trial
C. Be given or not depends upon case nature
D. None of above
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128. Section 27, of the National Accountability Ordinance, 137. Whoever commits offence under section 31(a) of the
1999 deals with National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 shall be
A. Power to fine punishable with rigorous imprisonment for a term which
B. Power to seek assistance may extend to
C. Both (a) and (b) A. Seven years
D. None of above B. Ten years
C. Fourteen years
129. Section 27, of the National Accountability Ordinance, D. None of above
1999 empowers_____ to seek assistance
A. Chairman NAB 138. Section 31-A of the National Accountability
B. Any authorized officer Ordinance, 1999 deals with
C. Both (a) and (b) A. Abscondence from prison
D. None of above B. Abscondence from Courts
C. Abscondence to avoid from service of warrants
130. Section 28, of the National Accountability Ordinance, D. None of above
1999 deals with
A. Appointment of Chairman NAB 139. Whoever absconds in order to avoid being served with
B. Appointment of Co-Chairman NAB any process issued by any Court or any other authority or
C. Appointment of member of the staff and officers of the officer under NAB, Ordinance or in any manner prevents,
NAB avoid or evades the service on himself from the
D. All of above proceedings or punishment shall be punished with
imprisonment for a term which may extend to
131. Section 28(a), of the National Accountability A. One year
Ordinance, 1999 empowers_____ with power of B. Two years
appointments C. Three years
A. Chairman NAB D. None of above
B. Any authorized officer
C. Both (a) and (b) 140. Section _______ of the National Accountability
D. None of above Ordinance, 1999 deals with withdrawal from prosecution
A. 31-A
132. As per section 28(d) the provisions of Civil Servants B. 31-B
Act, 1973 shall C. 31-C
A. Apply to the persons appointed in NAB D. 31-D
B. Not apply to the persons appointed in NAB
C. Both (a) and (b) 141. As per section 31-B of the National Accountability
D. None of above Ordinance, 1999 the Prosecutor General Accountability
may, with the consent of_____ withdraw from prosecution
133. Section 29, of the National Accountability Ordinance, of any accused
1999 declare accused A. Chairman NAB
A. As competent witness B. Court
B. Not a competent witness C. President
C. Both (a) and (b) D. None of above
D. None of above
142. As per section 31-C of the National Accountability
134. As per section 29, of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 no Court established under this
Ordinance, 1999 an accused shall be a competent witness Ordinance shall take cognizance of an offence against an
for the defence and may give evidence_____ in disproof of officer or an employee of a bank or financial institution for
the charges made against him writing off, waiving, restructuring or refinancing any
A. On Oath financial facility, interest or markup without prior
B. Without Oath approval of the
C. Both (a) and (b) A. President
D. None of above B. Chairman NAB
135. Section 30 of the National Accountability Ordinance, C. Court
1999 deals with D. State Bank of Pakistan
A. Evidence on Oath
B. Evidence without Oath 143. Section______ of the National Accountability
C. False evidence Ordinance, 1999 deals with protection of witnesses
D. None of above A. 31-C
B. 31-D
136. Section 31, of the National Accountability Ordinance, C. 31-E
1999 deals with D. None of above
A. Prohibition to hamper investigation
B. Prohibition to hamper trial 144. Section______ of the National Accountability
C. Prohibition to deliver documents Ordinance, 1999 deals with appeal and revision
D. None of above A. 31-E
B. 31-F
C. 32
D. None of above
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145. Any person aggrieved by the final judgment and 153. Delegation of power by Chairman NAB are dealt by
order of the Court under National Accountability section_____ of the National Accountability Ordinance,
Ordinance, 1999 may prefer an appeal to the 1999
A. Court of District and Session Judge A. 34
B. High Court B. 34-A
C. Supreme Court C. 35
D. None of above D. None of above

146. As per section 32, of the National Accountability 154. Section 36, of the National Accountability Ordinance,
Ordinance time limitation for filing appeal against 1999 provided immunity to
Accountability Court order before the High Court is _____ A. Federal Government
days B. Chairman NAB
A. Ten days C. Any member of NAB
B. Twenty days D. All of above
C. Thirty days
D. None of above 155. As per section 37, if any difficulty arises in giving
effect to any provision of the Ordinance the Chairman
147. As per section 32(b) of the National Accountability NAB can remove difficulties with the approval of
Ordinance, 1999 all appeals against the final judgment and A. Minister of law
order filed before the High Court will be heard by B. President
A. A single Judge C. The Court
B. A Bench of not less than two Judges D. None of above
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of above

148. All appeals against the final judgment and order filed
before the High Court shall be finally disposed of
within____ days
A. Thirty days
B. Sixty days
C. Ninety days
D. None of above

149. As per section 32(c) of the National Accountability

Ordinance, 1999 no revision shall lie against
A. Interlocutory Order
B. Final Order
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of above

150. Section 33, of the National Accountability Ordinance,

1999 deals with transfer of
A. Proceedings pending before a Court under Ehtesab Act,
1997 to any Civil Court
B. Proceedings pending before a Court under Ehtesab Act,
1997 to Court established under National Accountability
Ordinance
C. Both (a) and (b)
D. None of above

151. Section_____ of the National Accountability

Ordinance, 1999 deals with NAB to submit an annual
report
A. 33-B
B. 33-C
C. 33-D
D. None of above

152. Any fine or other sum due under the National

Accountability Ordinance, 1999 or as determined by a
Court, shall be recovered as
A. Arrears of land revenue
B. Fine
C. Special cost
D. None of above