The Customs Act 1969 section 156 (1) (8) was prepared before the FIR was filed by the counsel for the definition, search and recovery of the evidence and the complainant made false statements about the time of the incident as That the FIR recovery allegedly was made of the accused and not linked to the commission of the crime, none of them was involved in the recovery process, despite the availability of independent witnesses, although the requirement for ownership. Is that anyone other than the complainant's subordinates should be called in to act as an advisor. The defense version with the prosecution's evidence looks far more respectable than the prosecution's evidence, which was not only offensive but also beyond doubt, the defendant was acquitted in the circumstances.
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