Nawaz, maryam files appeal in islamabad hc against avenfield verdict | dynamite news

NAWAZ SHARIF, HIS DAUGHTER MARYAM NAWAZ, AND CAPTAIN (RETD) SAFDAR AWAN ON MONDAY FILED AN APPEAL IN THE ISLAMABAD HIGH COURT AGAINST THE VERDICT IN THE AVENFIELD CASE. Updated : 16 July

2018, 12:18 PM ISLAMABAD: Pakistan former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, his daughter Maryam Nawaz, and Captain (retd) Safdar Awan on Monday filed an appeal in the Islamabad High Court (IHC)

against the verdict in the Avenfield case. As per Geo news, the appeal highlights the legal flaws in the Avenfield judgment. The appeal even requests the court to declare the accountability

court's verdict null and void and release the three convicts on bail. ALSO READ: SHOE-INCIDENT WILL MAKE MY FATHER MORE POPULAR, SAYS MARYAM NAWAZ Sharif's lawyers were in Adiala

jail in Rawalpindi on Saturday, to get the legal papers signed. Since there was no time to reach court on Saturday, the appeal was filed in the court today, the last day for filing appeal

against the order that was delivered on July 6 by the Islamabad Accountability Court. ALSO READ: NAWAZ SHARIF'S EXEMPTION PLEA REJECTED Sharif was awarded ten years in jail while his

daughter got eight years of imprisonment along with others ahead of the general elections in Pakistan on July 25. Sharifs have been accused of failing to disclose the source of income for

purchase of luxury apartments in London. Nawaz's son-in-law Capt (retd) Safdar was given a one-year sentence without any fine. (ANI)