BASHIR AHMAD ALIAS SHERO versus THE STATE
The manner in which the alleged abductor presented the Section 16 testimony testimony was unbelievable and could not be relied on to record that the complainant was a person of ambiguous character and that all the accused persons were falsely implicated in the case. In which the trial court unlawfully held it. The felony verdict that no case of adultery was found and all the accused were acquitted of the charge under section 10 (3) of the Adultery (Enforcement Hodg) Ordinance, 1979, at the trial, the court believed that In the circumstances, there was no evidence that the story of the alleged kidnapper was taken to different locations, that there was no evidence that any of the accused had intercourse or were willing to do so, and this was fully disclosed. It was reported that the alleged kidnappers were not taken away or incited for this purpose. The accused was convicted of facilitating the commission of a crime by the accused, but the trial court failed to use his mind as to how the participant was told The accused are interested in facilitating the crime. The two accused were acquitted of the charges by giving them the benefit of the doubt. The trial court's decision was subject to major contradictions and there was no basis for the accused. Be punished The suspect, who was close to 68, the brother of the accused, was the owner of Ahata, where the complainant and his family resided - the owner said compassionately, but he killed his own benefactor, the complaint. The defendant and his alleged abducted wife both hid the facts
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