Section 302 (b) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 340 (2) (1973), Article 185 (3) Review of the Evidence Natural Witness Specific Defense Request The two sides had a close relationship with each other at trial. Court was found to be ocular. Medical evidence, the recovery of weapons of crime and the motivation of the prosecution to verify the account, the accused was convicted and sentenced to death, which was retained by the High Court. The accused did not appear to make an oath statement in the scope of section 340 (2). ), Neither the CCP, nor any evidence was presented in the defense in support of a specific defense request that nothing was available to suggest that the defense's plea was correct, reasonable or that the prosecution's case There was also a potential motive, as is the testimony established in the FIR. No mitigating circumstance of the complainant's general account was excluded from the evidence available on the record, which can be excused and the minimum sentence of imprisonment could also be imposed. Through both records, all the evidence available on the record was properly examined, evaluated and evaluated by both courts, in which all reasonable assumptions of the accused's innocence were excluded.
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