Sections 172 and 162 of the Inquiries (10 of 1984), Arts 155 and 157 of the Penal Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 302 and 34 of the Qatl e excellent and joint intention to update the memory by a diary witness of the proceedings in the case diary It should be filed day by day to indicate what information reaches the investigating officer from time to time when the investigation starts and closes, the locations to be visited during the investigation, the details of the circumstances to be investigated. The inquiry should be filed in the diary of the trial court. It can be used for inquiry or trial, and neither the accused nor any agent is entitled to ask for such a diary nor to look into it. Such diaries by the court may be used by police officers to refresh their memory if the court had used it for contradictory purposes if some mats were kept on Ariel on record or referred by an Investigation Officer. The defense lawyer may then inspect the witness at that particular location, but will not include a case diary when the witness is referred by the court, according to which the case diary was also not excluded.
