Section 7 Trial Court Birth Certificate Determining the Age of the Suspect A Certificate Test is Preferred by the Legal Trial Court to Determine the Age of the Suspect at the Time of the Allegiance, The Trial Court Born The Accused Considered the Certificate of Leave and Certificate of Exclusion and Form B was also issued by the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) on the date of birth on the controversial school leaving certificate and the date of birth on the birth certificate of the accused trial court. Was present and referred to as a teenager at the time of the alleged incident He was declared. The complainant (applicant) claimed that due to the dispute between the electoral births, the ossication test of the accused should be preferred, which showed that the accused was 19/20 years of age at the time of the incident. The test was the opinion of the radiologist. Bone basis, examination and it was just an opinion and Wright varies from 6 months to one year, so keeping a permanent record, especially the birth certificate as well as the date given in the NADRA records. At the time of the alleged crime trial, the accused was found to be under 17 years of age. The court rightly stated that the accused was a minor at the time of the alleged incident and that the trial court's illegal decision at the trial was legal and that the request for a valid review was dismissed from TT circumstances.
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