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KHIYAL-UR-REHMAN ALIAS KHAIR-UR-REHMAN versus STATE

Section 2 302 (b) Qatil Ahmed did not see the definition of evidence. The judicial confession was withdrawn from the confessional statement presented by the accused to the police officer while in the custody, the evidence was admissible. The exact cause of death was not disclosed. Six weeks after the incident, the police officer was presented to the deceased by the complainant, who had no blood stains or the complainant was suspected to be a weapon of crime, the accused listed by the magistrate. The confessional statement was not originally recorded The prosecution on file failed to prove its case against the accused beyond reasonable doubt the accused was acquitted

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