Section 540 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC) and the re-launch of the Medical Officer's testimony of the Convene testimony (10 of 1984), Article 133 (3) of the Criminal Procedure (XLV of 1860), Section 302/34. Conducted a post-mortem examination after the deaths. The deceased's body was not reported in the post-mortem report, nor was his inspection revealed in the Chief of Trial that the injuries suffered by the deceased could be the cause of death as usual, according to the medical evidence. Missed. A re-examination of a medical officer requires clarification in determining the nature of the offense committed by the trial court at its discretion, which must be specified in either Article 133 The added provisions are not insulted. According to the principle stated in Law Shahadat, 1984 or Section 5540, CCP, it was used in a fair way to determine the real question about nature. The undesirable order of the offense was neither illegal nor unconstitutional, or the request for review outside the jurisdiction of the trial court was excluded within the same [testimony].
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