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ANTHONY GONSALVES versus THE STATE

Section 302 Law Testimony Order (10 of 1984) Article 46 (1) Definition of evidence for which the accused wife was, stated in the hospital that before the death of the accused, the accused had taken the dispute and he was carrying some powder from inside. came. After throwing powder on the room and on it, he burned a match and set it on fire and the accused had burned the victim's statement before his death. The trial was proved by proper evidence after appearing in court. Because the accused failed to deny his deceased wife's signature, the statement presented by the prosecutor's witness to the court would be similar to the statement of the deceased, as it is clear that the victim was not subjected to the injuries. The hospital was in an uncertain condition, with burn injuries on the hands of the accused, who had to confess his presence at the scene. His wife also testified at the medical examination of the accused confessing to the fire, but, speaking to the accusing suspect, he had opened fire on the stove, it could be alleged that if he took his wife to the hospital, If he had been in his house, he would have been found to have been burnt by a fire in the stove, but circumstances had shown that he was not in his house when the police came to arrest him. Did not volunteer to go to the police to report, nor did he say when he injured his wife in the hospital with a stove burn He was taken to the hospital. Thus, when it was intertwined with the prosecution's story, it was an obvious lie, so no doubt could be of benefit, therefore, the prosecution against the accused should be examined by the evidence. family advocate from Doaaba lawyer