Don't waste your time on these Noon League Baboons, they are blind and will stay blind.
When you don't have an answer the last statement made by PTI burgers is this.
You answered a question with a question that tells us a lot about your grip on the details of this case
Oh and if you really want to know details about this case you should read a little about it
Supreme Court clears Imran Khan of fraud and money laundering charges over Bani gala property
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Supreme Court of Pakistan has cleared Imran Khan of any money laundering charges or fraud in his Bani gala property case.
No elements of fraud or malpractice have been seen in the money trail Imran Khan provided for the purchase of his property in Bani Gala, Chief Justice of Pakistan Mian Saqib Nisar said on Tuesday.
Heading a three-judge bench hearing a petition against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief, the chief justice also observed that Khan’s arguments regarding how he acquired the land have been consistent.
READ MORE: Imran Khan sets an ideal example of independent accountability in Pakistan
The bench is hearing Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader Hanif Abbasi’s petition seeking Khan’s disqualification over the manner in which he acquired the land on which he built his farmhouse. “We are [only] considering the honesty of [Imran Khan] in this case,” said the chief justice.
But all was not good for Khan in the 38th hearing of the case on Tuesday. The bench did observe that Khan has still not produced the complete details of the accounts of his offshore company — Niazi Service Limited (NSL).
READ MORE: Imran Khan hints at another sit in at D Chowk against Panama Leaks
Likewise, the court asked Imran’s attorney Naeem Bukhari to submit details of the expenditure of around £100,000 which was still in the NSL account after payments were made to Khan’s then-wife, Jemima Khan, as the amount was not disclosed by Khan in his annual returns for 2003-04. According to Imran’s counsel, the remaining amount in NSL had been spent on litigation.
READ MORE: IHC rules in favour of Imran Khan against ECP
The bench also observed that allegations regarding concealment of assets in his 2002 nomination papers are in the past and closed, as they are only considering his 2013 nomination papers. It also observed that there is a total deficiency of roughly six per cent in the money trail given by Khan.
https://timesofislamabad.com/suprem...g-charges-over-bani-gala-property/2017/10/04/
SC accepted IK money trail and cleared him of all financial corruption charges unlike baboon league,s deity who is willing to speak against the state of Pakistan if it protects his financial empire
You and your party have no solid points to stand on and you are now crying conspiracy by army only to satisfy FRIENDS abroad
https://www.samaa.tv/editor-s-choice/2017/12/look-nawaz-sharifs-banking-transactions/
Your FEELINGS
(maybe media cell money) against the SC decision hmm i trust the former more just a personal preference
Btw property in Islamabad had a spike in value in early 2000,s price of property doesnot remain the same over 20 years particularly in a city like Islamabad and dont give me lectures about how you know more because i live here
As far as I know the Supreme court has not announced the judgment yet. You are selecting an article that suits your interests. Here is another news item. Dawn in any case is more credible then TOI.
It remains to be seen where money for Imran's London flat came from: SC
Haseeb BhattiUpdated October 03, 2017
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday said that it still remains to be seen where money for Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan's London flat came from.
"We will have to see where the [money for the] London flat came from," Chief Justice Mian Saqib Nisar, heading a three-judge bench of the apex court, remarked after hearing the rebuttal presented by the counsel for PML-N leader Hanif Abbasi.
The bench was hearing Abbasi’s petition which seeks the
disqualification of Imran Khan and PTI secretary general Jahangir Khan Tareen over non-disclosure of assets, existence of offshore companies owned by Imran and Tareen as well as PTI being a foreign-aided party.
Earlier, as he began his rebuttal before the Supreme Court on Tuesday, Abbasi's counsel, Akram Sheikh, brought into question the validity of documents submitted by Imran's lawyer regarding the transfer of funds for the purchase of the Bani Gala property.
In the
previous hearing of the case, on September 28, Imran's lawyer, Naeem Bokhari, had sought to respond to the questions put forth by the SC regarding the money trail of the Bani Gala property.
Bokhari had presented documents and a letter sent by the PTI chief's former wife, Jemima, via email before the bench, verifying that Imran had returned to her a sum of Rs6.5 million that she had "gifted to him".
Abbasi's lawyer told the court that the addresses on the documents submitted by Bokhari did not match, alleging that they were not verified.
"If the documents are not verified, what should we do?" the chief justice asked, inquiring if the court had the option of calling for the real documents.
Read: Which assets did Imran Khan declare?
Sheikh also brought into question the £79,000 that he said Imran had paid to the architect of the Bani Gala property.
"Will they [the PTI] not tell us where this amount came from?" Sheikh asked, adding that Imran's lawyer had not submitted documents regarding the matter.
"You are assigning us the role of an account," Justice Umar Atta Bandial said in response to Sheikh's arguments. The judge told the lawyer that he had ventured outside the scope of the case and he should limit his arguments.
London flat
"How much was [Imran's] London flat bought for?" Justice Faisal Arab asked the counsel, questioning if the prosecution had challenged the defence on this matter.
Sheikh told the court that Imran had adopted the position that the Bani Gala property was bought through the sale of the London flat.
He added that Imran has had no source of income in Pakistan and that the PTI chief had accepted that his company Niazi Services Limited had remained functional till 2013.
"We have to see where the [money for the] London flat came from," the chief justice said.
Prosecution raising important questions
Sheikh also maintained Imran had transferred to Jemima a sum larger than the loan he owed her.
"If there is Rs0.1m in the bank account and the expenditure stands at Rs150,000, then there is a need for clarity," the counsel said, explaining his argument.
"The prosecution is raising highly important questions," the chief justice said while addressing PTI's lawyer.
"We will have to look at our jurisdiction to see what kind of verdict can be given," Justice Arab added.
Sheikh said that while he had not raised the question in the court, the petitioner had wondered why the sum had been transferred to Jemima through Imran's cousin, Rashid Khan. He pointed out that Khan had accepted that he had taken a loan from his former wife but had not made this apparent before the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP).
As the bench mulled over how transactions between a husband and a wife should be treated, Sheikh maintained that the court had already set a precedent by
dismissing the review petitions of former prime minister Nawaz Sharif in the Panamagate case.
"Whether it is a father and his son or a husband and his wife, the court has established a precedent," Sheikh said. The former premier was ousted by the SC for not having declared an iqama and a salary that he had received from his son's company.
"If it is proven that Jemima's name was written on the documents regarding the Bani Gala property, I will leave this court room," Sheikh said. "What statement of Imran Khan's should we accept?"
Bani Gala money trail
"Whether Imran returned a loan to his wife or a gift will have to be made apparent," Sheikh said.
"The first thing is where did the money for the Bani Gala property come from?"Justice Bandial asked.
Bokhari, stepping in, told the bench that a few days back, the PTI chief had received the confirmation from the bank, that the SC had sought, verifying that the sum had been transferred to Jemima's account.
The chief justice pointed out that Imran had not declared the Bani Gala property in his nomination papers. "Was it required of him to declare the gift given to him by his wife?" asked the bench.
The chief justice, then, inquired after the details regarding the remaining £99,000 in the bank account of Niazi Services Ltd.
He said that details of the company's bank account provided by the defence earlier had shown the balance to be zero. Later, however, the £99,000 were shown. "We will have to see details regarding the sum," said the chief justice. 'We are reviewing the integrity of a person."
'Imran is no angel'
Shiekh argued that if a loan was pending [on Imran] in 2002, it was necessary for him to declare it.
Maintaining that if Imran had taken a loan from his wife, he should have declared it in his nomination papers, the counsel read out a
paragraph from the SC's Panamagate verdict.
The paragraph pertained to Capital FZE, the Dubai-based company owned by Nawaz's son Hussain, for which the former premier served as a chairman. The salary from his position had not been declared in Nawaz's nomination papers and therefore, he was disqualified.
"To say that Imran Khan is an angel is not true," Sheikh said.
At the end of the hearing, the chief justice clarified that a verdict had not been reserved in the case and that further documents are to be presented before the court.
The hearing on Imran and Tareen's disqualification case has been adjourned until tomorrow [Wednesday].
https://www.dawn.com/news/1361460