Section 2 (2 (b)), the power of doubt in the testimony of the evidence, the plaintiffs were sentenced and sentenced to death by the trial court for unclear delays in the FIR registration, about six from the time of the incident at midnight. An FIR was filed with an unexpected delay of six hours. The delay caused suspicion in the prosecution's story and delays affected litigation. The delay could be due to counseling, and with guidance. The names of the suspects are kept open to prevent persons from the account whom the prosecutor ultimately wanted to be involved in. They were not justified in bringing the crime to the house and the trial court based on the unreliable / unverifiable evidence excluded by the interested witnesses, who would otherwise have been subject to material contradictions. Was, the High Court extended the principle of exploitation in the interest of the doubt.
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