Prohibited (Enforcement Head) Order 1979 Article Article 4 Failure to properly present testimony testimony in a trial court The benefit of the suspect was recovered from the accused, 50 grams of heroin and one gram of the remaining 49 grams. The chemical court did not present the heroin to the trial court on the basis of the evidence on record that was sent to the Chemical Examiner. Lawsuit against the accused = The prosecution was to present all the evidence necessary to bring the accused's guilt out of the home beyond reasonable doubt that there was forty-nine grams of heroin, though it was retained as a case property. But it was neither presented to the trial court nor a certificate of its related magistrate was presented on record where no case property was available on record. Go to the accused
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