Section 2 30b (b) praised the evidence obtained by the receiving person accused of stealing a motorcycle. The accused had a complaint against the victim that he was suspected of stealing a motorcycle and that the victim was shot dead due to a disturbance when the misconduct in his house took place in the courtyard of the house. No false charges or alternatives were suggested for the unknown culprit as the complainant and his father-in-law's uncle were natural witnesses, nor were they the deceased's maternal uncle and his neighbor. It is against the accused to be involved in the murder of the deceased's maternal uncle. On hearing the noise, he fled the house and tried to catch the accused while fleeing the street, but he could not succeed. To the extent of sustaining a firearm injury through a dead AC, prosecution witnesses used electric lights in the courtyard of the home, and the court heard about the crime of the accused running down the street. The conclusion was made
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