Definition of evidence 302/324/34 Definition of evidence The trial court's disputed decision under which the accused was sentenced and sentenced, should be dealt with on the basis of the remand order as directed by the High Court. In the relevant evidence headed by the parties, the trial court concluded the important point by referring to the documents of the second case filed under the counter-FIR, without having copies of the relevant records to appear in the evidence for the case, The conclusions drawn up by the trial court were not conclusive. On credible evidence on the current record. And this is wrong, so it cannot be argued that on the basis of the record of another case, it was decided that the trial court's decision regarding the cross case and the determination of the testimony of eye witnesses. I thought the decision was illegal. Another case record was falsely accused and upheld. Because of the circumstances, direct decisions were made on the key points of the conviction and acquittal of the accused. A re-trial of the accused was ordered so that the parties could have the opportunity to display copies of the counter-case record for legal benefit. Subsequently, a case was established to convict the culprits of the accused and, according to the law, the case was brought before the trial court to prosecute the accused strictly.
Related judgments — Peshawar High Court NWFP, 2009
