Section 230 / / & 34 and / 149/7307 /) 77 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) was filed against the accused on the ground that they proved that their wrongs far exceeded them. It is possible, and presumably, that the prosecution's case also proved that the defendants had tried because of their being. The first complaining party attacked and made it reasonably possible to act in self-defense. The High Court found that there was no immediate or immediate motivation against the deceased; the number of injuries found on the victim was not according to the number of accused. The prosecution's witnesses did much. The testimony of the eyewitnesses of the improvement was not accepted because the absence of any communion led to the High Court's decision not to interfere with the circumstances.
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