Section 7 West Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX 1965), Section 13 (2) Criminal Procedure Code (V9 1898), Section 103 The benefit of the doubt over the re-examination of evidence is the replacement of the original accused, the applicable retrial proceedings of the property. Principle, failure to be born The trial court effect accused was arrested on the spot and huge quantities of ammunition and ammunition were recovered from the motorcade's secret caves in which he was present. The trial court sentenced the accused to seven years imprisonment. Sentenced, whose conviction was upheld by the High Court in the presence of the accused in the motorcar sufficie nt was not enough unless the prosecution had brought in any goods which the accused knew to hide illegal arms and ammunition in the vehicle, in the case of the accused there was no hand and the driver of the motor car was likely to get a lift. Was. The driver of the car is said to have come down from the car and managed to escape by taking shelter. A raiding party at a nearby cane field surrounded the farm for three days but the driver Failure to apprehend the police was extremely regrettable and, beyond reproach, the police released the real culprit and the accused were not harmed in the cause. The trial property was neither exhibited nor presented at trial, which led to the issue of prosecution, violating the requirements of Section 103, CRP C had recovered non-recovered ammunition and ammunition from the firearms specialist to find out
