Section 2 302 (b) definition of evidence The ocular evidence was a permanent, unrecognizable and unreliable complainant and the accused knew each other at the complainant's mansion, his presence at the scene was natural. All material details were not contradictory to the medical evidence of the ocular account. The complainant had no specific reason to interfere with the accused in this case. False identification of the accused was not possible. Who, otherwise, was not bound by the court, in those cases, kept the accused guilty It was unclear whose death proved fatal and the benefit of the doubt should go to the accused in case of a reduction in punishment. According to the sentence of life imprisonment
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