What is the evidentiary value of the statement of accused?
I run business in first floor of a building and person B runs business in ground floor. We have taken tenancy from person C. Now person C has sold his building to person B. But we have a sale agreement with person C. We filed a civil suit against person C for performance of agreement. Person C stood ex parte. Person B has filed eviction suit and a criminal case against us(myself and person C)saying that we have colluded. Now person C has given statement that we misused a signed blank stamp paper. Police filed a chargesheet under 120B,423,464,468,470,471 rw34. Can you let me know if statement made by accused would be sufficient for conviction?
Statement made by the accused would not be sufficient for conviction. The prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that all of the elements of each offense have been committed. This means that the prosecution must present evidence that shows that the accused, For further enquiry Contact us on helpline number.
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