Sections 9 (b) and 15 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), section 265K Appraise evidence of possession, control, or possession of drugs in drug offenses based on the confession of the accused accused of the crime. He was a drug smuggler who tried to smuggle heroin through a co-accused. Syed was arrested at an airport and received 210 grams of heroin from each of his shoes, after which he Revealed that the heroin was handed over to him during the trial of the accused, the accused filed a petition under CRPC, section 65KK, thereby The demand was made, but he was acquitted, the accused was not arrested on the spot and recovery of the intoxicant was not processed by his possession, but he was involved. The alleged disclosure by the co-accused was not admissible in the evidence provided by the co-accused as there was no legally admissible offense against him. The accused, therefore, was unlikely to prove his guilt, appeal was allowed, the trial court's decision was decided and the accused's application was granted under section 265, and he was sent to P.C. Was accepted and acquitted of the charge.
Related judgments — Lahore High Court Lahore, 2013
