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…Miss Njeru attacked the judgement on a broader argument on the grounds which I can summarise thus, that the prosecution did not prove its case beyond reasonable doubt, that she imported unproven matters into the judgement…

…He said the Burden on the prosecution was not shifted and he supported the reliance on circumstantial evidence by the Magistrate. He Claimed that Receipts were original under S. 65 (4) of the evidence Act.…

…Miss Njeru attacked the judgement on a broader argument on the grounds which I can summarise thus, that the prosecution did not prove its case beyond reasonable doubt, that she imported unproven matters into the judgement…

…He said the Burden on the prosecution was not shifted and he supported the reliance on circumstantial evidence by the Magistrate. He Claimed that Receipts were original under S. 65 (4) of the evidence Act.…

…We are satisfied that the contradictions and discrepancies which the counsel pointed out are not of nature as to render the prosecution evidence as being not worthy of credit or belief.…

…The case for prosecution revolved around the dying statement which the deceased gave as the cause of her death.…

…Some of the prosecution witnesses who testied before the learned trial judge referred to it as a club while others called it a walking stick. The learned trial judge made no reference to its size in his judgment.…