Section 302/364/34 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) extraction of evidence Extra judicial confession The trial court sentenced the accused to life imprisonment and murder, but the High Court acquitted him of murder. ? It was held in the petition filed by the complainant that the prosecution had furnished unnecessary extra-judicial confession offense and other evidence; therefore, the defendant's conduct on the murder charge was not justified on the basis of extra-judicial confession. The ruling is good if the prosecution succeeds in such a stay. The statement was given factually and voluntarily and was proved by circumstantial evidence. The defendant had denied the charge and the additional judicial confession before the prosecution's witnesses, in the absence of confirmation, the High Court did not accept that the material was available on record. The law correctly concluded that the prosecution case was full of suspicion and that the accused was properly acquitted on the charge of murder, the appeal for appeal was denied.
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