Counsel for the accused was not seriously challenged by the definition of evidence in section 302 (b) and only prayed for the change of conviction in section 302 (b) to section 302 (c), pp. Certain item was available in the form of ocular evidence on the documents and the evidence of the injured prosecutor was not challenged by the accused on the day of the incident and the location and time of the incident to maintain the accused's conviction. The evidence was greatly aided by medical evidence, which was accused of blowing the deceased into a hitch, completely confirmed by the doctor's evidence, As the autopsy was investigated, there was no ground available to dispose of the prosecution's version, which was supported by injured witnesses, along with their accomplices, the accused allegedly guilty during the investigation. The accused was absconding with the law for a period of 6/2. The months that reinforced the prosecution's version, besides the motivations, were not serious hostility. The witnesses present between the parties could not be declared as interested witnesses. Had struck a hatchet on the victim's head, causing injuries to others, which led to the death of the deceased. In the small case that the accused did not come to the spot with the murder conviction, the lawyer's argument was dismissed because the circumstances of each case were always gathered from the accused's intention to commit a crime, and May intend to commit a crime even at that moment, with which the accused will be charged
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