In section 9 (c) and 15 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), the accused was arrested on charges of defective object in the charge sheet at the place of appreciation of section 516 evidence and carrying 80 kilos of hashish in a carriage case. Attempted. The court convicted under Section 9 (c) and 15 of the Control of Drugs Act 1997 and sentenced them to life imprisonment, fines and drug trafficking and to use the assets obtained by offenders in the commission of crime. Sentenced to confiscating a vehicle. That the trial court omitted to specify the place of recovery on the charge sheet because such charge sheet was defective. That the prosecution failed to specify the place of recovery in its evidence and the case was not presented to the property trial court. The Chemical Examiner's report was ambiguous and could not be used as allegation that the charge sheet contained the history, time and recovery of 80 kilograms of marijuana but the exact place where the vehicle was stopped was objectionable. Was not done The framing charge primarily enabled the defendants to know the true nature of the alleged crime committed at a particular date and time because the charge was not misled in their defense by mistake. Recovery Location Some shops were misplaced as suspects will not be recovered from suspects The suspect did not suggest to the prosecution witnesses why they were falsely implicated in the case, according to prosecution witnesses. In the absence of isolation and bitterness, the plea of false involvement and the substitution of the real culprits
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