Section 302 (b) Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), Section 74 death74 Defining the High Court's Reference Proof of Death Penalty, the reduction in sentencing did not appeal any appeal against its conviction and sentence. The High Court was sent immediately to confirm the death sentence passed against the accused, in which the eyewitnesses, including the complainant, fully verified each other in all material details and Has confirmed the motive behind the incident. There was no reasonable basis for the victim to exclude or confess their evidence. The ocular account was valid and credible. Some minor contradictions in testifying in the slightest were unforgettable, the accused knew the complaining party well, the misidentification could not raise the question that the prosecution was well established. The location of the incident was according to medical evidence witnesses' account and it was conclusive about the time of the incident, the place of injury and the weapons used in the incident that the complainant and other witnesses had falsely implicated the accused. There was no reason for the real culprit to leave. As a result, the accused was found guilty and as a result the victim's death was due to the accused and the injury to the accused was not the cause of the victim's death nor the prosecution of a significant part of his body. Was. The incident, which failed to prove the recovery of the weapons from the accused, was abrupt
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