Section 99BB and 9489C West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX of the year 656565), Section 13 Definition of Proof In his village the businessman and the accused had neither knowledge nor reason for it. The counterfeit fraud was done, but the defense's plea was not relied upon by the trial court and it was rightly claimed that it had no knowledge of the true nature of the currency notes. In many cases he was denied and did not appeal because the accused had kept forged notes for an ulterior motive and there was element of manslaughter that he had no knowledge or reason for. Believing that the notes were forged, was, was not taken by the accused during the investigation and accusing him of not allowing the accused. Until now, the accused could not furnish a valid license or permit on the pistol recovered from his possession, the prosecution had, without any doubt, established its case, there was no reason to interfere with it, At trial, there was no reason to conclude this at trial. He was charged and sentenced
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