Sections 302 (b), 324 and 452 of law marriages (10 of 1984), Article 46 Prohibition of murder, reduction of sentence, reduction of conditions after preparation for injury, assault or misdemeanor Reasons for declaratory scope Not to deny the deceased's declaration, then the declaration of death after the injured was confirmed by the ocular account presented by eye witnesses, both witnesses testified in connection with the incident. And presented it directly to the account, after which those injured in the FIR revealed the length of these testimonies to be searched and taxed, leaked. Nothing could be taken out of their mouths, which could have reduced the probative value of their testimony, not exactly a dispute between the account specified by the prosecutor. There are no formalities between the witnesses and the D's who registered in the site plan, the casualty accounted for by the deceased, then the injured, two-eyed witnesses and the medical account presented by the medical evidence, but also by the medical officer. Including each other's accounts presented by state witnesses, with no specific contradictions. The minor contradictions / errors, if any, by the prosecutor in this case were not so significant when the whole of the available evidence on the record alleges that the allegations proved beyond reasonable doubt, he correctly stated The conviction by the trial court record did not show that he was the victim of bullets, and not the fugitive co-accused who turned the death sentence into life imprisonment by the trial court. In section 382B, CRPS
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