Why institutions refuse audit: SC

SC decides to proceed ex parte against govt orgs, not allowing audit.

Our Correspondent July 09, 2013
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ISLAMABAD: A three-judge bench of Supreme Court of Pakistan on Monday decided to proceed ex parte against government organisations that did not respond to court notices seeking their version for not allowing audit of their accounts.

Published in The Express Tribune, July 9th, 2013.
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