Article 7 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 185 (3) Claims to be Minor The age of the accused pro court depends on the copies of the secondary school certificate and National Identity Card without the confirmation of their authority legal Whether or not doubt was the benefit of such a doubt. To extend the applicant's plea agreement, the High Court, while determining the age of the accused, relied on copies of their secondary school certificates and national ID cards without verifying whether the documents were genuine or not. Earlier, the accused never claimed that the trial court was at any stage that he was a minor, even at the time of recording his statement under section 342, during the memorandum of appeal filed before the CCPC and the High Court, That the High Court erred in defending this law in case of doubt about age. Concerning an accused, the benefit of such suspicions was to extend the accused person, while the law was announced by the Supreme Court in various decisions that indicated evidence on the accused in case of doubt regarding age. It was supposed to establish the development of its evidence through positive evidence, and if there was any doubt left in the matter, the accused could not have taken advantage of such doubt. It is important to consider the proper applications raised by the applicant; therefore, the court allowed leave of appeal for leave and granted leave for that purpose.
