ISLAMABAD / LONDON: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has paid 28.7 million to a British firm Broadsheet after losing a case in the London High Court. The British High Court has issued orders on behalf of Broadsheet, in a case against the Government of Pakistan and the NAB, against the attachment of four flats of Avenfield Apartments owned by the Sharif family. Broadsheet had requested attachment of 4 apartments in the petition while the lawyers of Sharif family welcomed the court decision. Former President Pervez Musharraf had hired Broadsheet in 1999 to trace the properties of Nawaz Sharif, Asif Ali Zardari, Benazir Bhutto and others. The agreement expired in 2003. Boris Johnson on the Spread of Corona in UK Sudan, Egypt & Ethiopia Agree to More Nile Dam Talks Where the story begins! Broadsheet LLC is a British company which has threatened to confiscate the equipment and assets of the Pakistani cricket team that went to England to play cricket. The company claims that it already has court orders in this regard. The company has said this in the context of an old legal dispute with the government of Pakistan and the National Accountability Bureau (NAB). What is this legal … Continue reading Broadsheet case: NAB pays 28.7 million to British company? Find out the original story on Baaghi TV