ALLAHI BUX versus STATE
Definition of Section 223 Evidence The benefit of the doubt was the trial court finding that the accused prosecution witness, DIG (Jail), had pleaded guilty to a fully prepared inquiry report at the relevant time. The accused was on duty at the relevant time. The inquiry report contained the opinion of the prosecution witness, who was not bound by the court during the prosecution's testimony / DIG (jail), must have checked the record and recorded the statements of the witnesses. , If the accused was on duty at the relevant time, he or she must be present. There was some record with the prosecution, saying that the record should have been presented to the court for examination, but no such record was presented to the judicial prosecutor who, beyond any reasonable doubt, failed to prove the case against the accused. He deserved the benefit of the doubt, which was accordingly given to him
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