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51.

As per section 9(b) all offences under National Accountability Ordinance are

A.	Non-bailable	B.	Bailable
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of above

52.

Section 9(c) empowers______ to release the accused

A.	Prosecutor General Accountability	B.	Accountability Court
C.	Chairman NAB	D.	None of above

53.

Punishment for corruption and corrupt practices are dealt by section_____ of the National Accountability Ordinance

A.	9(e)	B.	10
C.	10-A	D.	None of above

54.

A holder of Public Office or any other person who commits the offence of corruption and corrupt practices shall be punishable with rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend ____ years

A.	Ten	B.	Twelve
C.	Fourteen	D.	Twenty Five

55.

Section 10

A.	Provincial Government	B.	Federal Government
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of above

56.

Section 11, of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 deals with

A.	Acquittal of accused	B.	Conviction
C.	Imposition of fine	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 less than the gain derived by the

A.	Accused	B.	Accused relatives
C.	Accused associates	D.	All of above

58.

Section 12, of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 deals with

A.	Suspension of sentence	B.	Power to freeze property
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of above

59.

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

60.

As per section 12(c) of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 if the property ordered to be forzen is immovable property, the freezing shall, in the case of land paying revenue, be made through the_____ of the District in which the land situated.

A.	District Judge	B.	D.P.O.
C.	Collector	D.	None of above