Crimes of Adultery (Enforcement Hood) Ordinance 1979 Section 10 (2) Appraising the Evidence Defendant's failure to produce evidence in the defense cannot proceed against him and the opinion of the investigating officer cannot be the basis of his conviction. In the absence of any hostility, the complainant and the accused cannot be legally justified in admitting their testimony against the accused as there was no denying that they had no enmity with him. The prosecution argues that it is unsafe to convict the accused on this evidence. His co-accused was infidel and should be treated the same as his co-accused was not without substance, the accused was acquitted.
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