MUHAMMAD AMEER versus STATE
Sections 302 (b), 324, 337a (ii) and 337f (i) of the Criminal Procedure Code (v. 1898), section 345 (2), the agreement between the parties on the definition of evidence with the weapons immediately filed. The name was used by them and the way in which the incident took place, they were regularly included in the FIR complainant and other witnesses, were injured during the incident, as well as the casualties and both injuries. The injured witnesses were also supported on the prosecution witnesses, without any suspicion of the two witnesses present on the scene and both at that time, the place. Witnesses said the suspects belong to the consistent practice in connection with the incident, the two said, did not exist between previous illness or hate. Given the close relationship between the parties, there was no reason for both of the prosecution witnesses to testify that they wanted to be the father and brother of the deceased Ansi. There was a daylight incident, which left the accused in misery, there was no reason for the false accusations of the accused to be true, the ocular account presented by the prosecution's witnesses was reliable and impressive. Recovering wooden buckets from people was unnecessary. Blood was not stained, but that alone was not sufficient to pardon the commission of the crime, even if the purpose set by the prosecution was found to be insufficient to commit the default offense, Which was just because of it. Some marital dispute between the prosecutor's witness and his wife, both of the accused's sister,
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