Section 646464 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 417 (2A) No direct evidence of the prosecution's appeal against acquittal was based only on circumstantial evidence An accused was found innocent during the investigation of a continuing suspect. And there were also differences in his arrest. The evidence and extra-judicial confession last seen by the prosecution was not up to the standard to prove guilt, the recovery of the crime articles from the accused was not linked to the commission of murder to prove the prosecution case beyond any shadow. I was unsuccessful. The judgment affected by the doubt did not suffer from any misunderstanding or misinterpretation of evidence. Courts were always reluctant to interfere with the verdict of acquittal. Appeal against the defendant's verdict was dismissed in the circumstances.
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