Section 8 308 / Declaration of death by evidence-proof evidence, suspicion of failure to sign affidavit motion dismissed on appeal by High Court; litigation endorsed by death declaration In which the deceased woman narrated the whole story about the incident, which confirmed the fact that the deceased woman was burnt by medical evidence, which was presented by the doctor and the late woman was kept in the hospital for six days. I had a special purpose in it, because the victim's husband contracted a second marriage, which in turn made her happy. The relationship did not enjoy being taken by the victim's husband cheating in his home with his family he put kerosene and set it. The fire broke out which later killed him on the trigger but at the same time, evidence of the situation led to the rape of the accused, who was set up by PK, with severe burns on his body, including his arms. Thus, the question of keeping his pen did not arise, therefore, being unable to sign his statement could not be decided on the basis of the evidence. He was entitled to take advantage of the doubt on the mere assumption that he had put a thumbprint on the complaint and failed to dissolve his signatures, but such suspicion should be reasonable and rational and not hypothetical and serious. Absolutely ignoring the facts, positive evidence is available. The Supreme Court's decision by the High Court resulted in a serious abortion of criminal justice on the basis of records and principles which led to the setting aside and
