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…by the evidence of Matundura and Malika.…

…The trial court had accepted the evidence of the complainant, his mother and his brother, and despite the discrepancies as to time and place, there was evidence to support that decision.…

…Their evidence was recorded so badly that we were not able to figure out any useful piece of evidence either of the two gave the court during that hearing.…

…Firstly, the prosecution was poor and the evidence badly recorded. Secondly, the statement under inquiry was inadmissible and if admissible, it was improperly admitted in the evidence.…

…From the evidence before the Court and the submission used – the petition of appeal does not question the fakeness of the dollars. This in fact is not disputed.…

…If it is disputed it is on the aspect that the maker of the report that proved the dollars were fake was never called to give evidence.…

…The prosecution failed to provide him these documents this proving the prosecution case fatal as far as the documentary evidence is concerned.…

…The only way the prosecution could prove its case was through the documentary evidence which was inadequate. His counsel argued on the issue of the document examiner.…

…During the trial in the court below, there was evidence which the learned trial magistrate was entitled to and which said evidence the believed which showed that the applicant had left his motor vehicle in a stationery manner…

…The evidence of George Kaburu (PW 1) was that he saw the appellant standing by the side of the footpath and passed him without salutation. Immediately thereafter he was stabbed on the left hip.…

…The learned trial magistrate gave the summary of the evidence for the prosecution and the appellant and then stated that the appellant had been properly identified and convicted him.…

…With regard to the Appellant in Criminal Appeal No. 144/02 KAMANDE GACHIE KIEMBE, there was sufficient evidence against him to sustain the conviction.…

…The evidence of the barmaid and the manager absolved the appellant from the attack.…