The appeal against the section 417 (2A) Contempt Rule (XLV of 1860), section 302 verdict should not be interfered with, unless this order has the support of the evidence and v7as reasonably possible, It can't be. It was only disturbing that a different point of view was also possible because the verdict of acquittal could only be fixed when the court, upon re-examining the evidence, would conclude that there was no one other than the offender in this case. Could not be found, the present case was based on reasonable definition of evidence and was irrational. In this case both witnesses did not appear as real witnesses because they did not say who fired the accused on the trial court. The confession was properly excluded, because the magistrate, due to his death, could not be examined and, secondly, the accused. In the presence of many magistrates, including a judicial magistrate in each, there was no justification for the suspect being taken to another city. At a distance of 20 miles from the location of the incident, for the purpose of recording his confession by the prosecutor, the alleged confession of an executive magistrate was completely different from that of ocular evidence and was not accepted with the help of any other evidence. Evidence of the witness's recovery was not supported. Except that the Council of Investigation Officer for the Appellant failed to indicate that the trial court did not read any misunderstanding or evidence, the appeal against the case was dismissed.
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