Crimes Against Property (Enforcement Hodg) Ordinance 1979 Section 17 (4) Appreciating Evidence Not only was the defendant's waiver in nature not only admissible in nature but also because of other weaknesses and contradictions and noncompliance with the necessary requirements. ? Based on the voice obtained by the prosecution's witnesses, the accused could not be identified as a piece of evidence against their fellow accused, who did not see their faces, which was itself a weak evidence, and the weaknesses in conducting the identification test. Together, the defendants were acquitted in circumstances where punishment was not established [confession].
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