Definition of Section 2 (b (b)) Evidence Advantage The prosecution failed to prove the motive behind the incident was that an eyewitness was not a resident of the incident site and did not provide any concrete reason for the stay. At night, the house of his deceased brother, Syed Witness, as the witness of the occasion, the other four witnesses, the wife of the deceased, was living in the house with confession, but neither his testimony nor the site plan. The evidence, which claimed to have seen the accused walking out of the house armed with a weapon, was unlawful at midnight. There was no complimentary explanation for the meeting, saying that the ocular evidence was not acceptable without any independent collusion. No gun was recovered from any of the accused. And accordingly they were acquitted
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