After the trial, the evidence held by the trial court against the principles of Criminal Procedure should be appreciated and given weight and importance. The guilt of the accused is reinforced by his conduct, which should not be denied lightly. There is no need to be mildly disturbed by the trial court, which benefited from looking at the witnesses where two reasonable conclusions could be drawn from the evidence on record, as a matter of judicial precaution recorded by the High Court as a breakthrough. Should refrain from interfering with the order of Trial Court The trial court's decision must be shown by the appellate court for any doubt to be irrevocable or clearly wrong before the defendant interferes with the same right of the accused.
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