His presence was not denied by the accused in his statements recorded under Section 230 (b) and 7 337 f (v) Evidence Section 2 342 CCPC located near the complainant's mansion. There was no human being on the way in. The resident's incident proved to be a result of a sudden outburst and nothing was on record to show that he was believed to have been charged. Casey was hit by head of a post-mortem report of the victim, which revealed that he had only one injury. The forehead of this report did not tolerate the impression of the victim's thumb, which acknowledged that any injury to the partner must be kept on the ground and it has been alleged that he suffered isolation. There is a jolt, and that too with two points towards Casey's accused. Under the circumstances, it cannot be said that under Section 2 (accused) BPC the conviction of the accused was accompanied by a crime killer and he was charged with Section 7337. The crime was proved under FV and the PPC accused was convicted and liable to pay Rs. One million as dean and five years in prison as businessman was released as a co-accused
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