ALLAH DITTA versus STATE
Definition of Section 2 (2 (b) evidence) The case of the immediately-listed FIR prosecution witness who was also the complainant, though the victim's real son, had no enmity or strong motive for his. In order to get the accused involved in the case, the victim's son will replace the culprit in the case. He also reasonably explained his presence at the scene of the incident to give the complainant a lengthy investigation. The investigation was subjected to, but nothing can be lightened by his testimony, the prosecution's second witness, who was the victim's real brother, also lied against him. He was also convicted on all material details of the case and his testimony could not be taken out in favor of the accused; despite his lengthy examination, the witness also testified against the key points. He substantiated his presence on the occasion to witness the incident and his testimony was credible The prosecutor, under the circumstances, presented his case against the accused by an independent and untrue evidence. Was proved, but a minority position was taken by the accused during the trial, not denied by the prosecution when the case of an accused If there are two views, under Section 2302 (b), the PPC, while maintaining the conviction of the defendants, should be given priority, the death sentence must be changed to life imprisonment. Compensation and imprisonment by default for penalties, however, will remain the same benefits of Section 382B, CRPC, extended to the accused.
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