Section 2302 / acqu 34 Appeal to Failure Not Evidence of Interest Independent sovereignty parties do not come to the truth The benefit of doubt is that witnesses' statements were not confirmed by independent evidence All incidents were resolved in mystery. By allowing the respondents the benefit of the doubt, the ambiguous Pulia stated that despite the efforts of both parties to curb the truth, the High Court should not have withheld the situation as far as the truth was discovered. The accused is suspected to have been attacked by the complainant through which both of them suffered injuries, from the record. They got support. The complaining party has changed the color of the case in such a way that it is no longer possible for the High Court to ascertain the fact and it cannot be said that the suspect's appeal against any prisoner's acquittal has the benefit of doubt. Could not be picked up, excluded.
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