GUL KHAN versus STATE
Section 9 (c), certifying evidence that a bus was intoxicated as well as intoxicants in the presence of passengers, Seedbus did not prove that it was allegedly a crime. Was used for the commission and is a case in point. At the trial, the property was neither seized nor presented at the trial, to show that there was space under his rear seat containing 33 kilograms of hashish and 12 kilograms of opium. As a smuggled billiard table, there can be up to eight legs. The billiard table and two plastic bags contained the same things that were the hallmarks of the case and a piece of material evidence was never presented to the court to show that it contained such a large amount of drug. There is enough cavity in which the presence of the accused bus, the recovery of the legs of the billiard table by its possession or custody and its ownership is not recorded on the record. Nor is the quantity of marijuana and opium recovered from each foot of the billiard table. The sample preparation from it was ever proven positive by the prosecution. It was not presented to the court at the time of the affidavit and it was not. It proved that he was smuggled into the country as well, thus, there was no evidence, but rather it was a matter of suppressing evidence of sabotage, destruction and prosecution. The accused was acquitted under the circumstances.
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