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…of the evidence of the five prosecution witnesses whose evidence we have just referred to and who should be considered as accomplices but whose evidence we believe what the accused is alleged to have said in his inquiry…

…The inspector gave evidence as did the accused.…

…As regards the evidence in support of the prosecution case the court below relied on the identification of the appellant by both PW 1 and PW 2.…

…The learned trial magistrate considered all the evidence before him and including the appellant’s defence and was satisfied on the basis of that evidence that it was the appellant who snatched the complainant’s property.…

…As regards the evidence in support of the prosecution case the court below relied on the identification of the appellant by both PW 1 and PW 2.…

…The learned trial magistrate considered all the evidence before him and including the appellant’s defence and was satisfied on the basis of that evidence that it was the appellant who snatched the complainant’s property.…

…He denied the offence and said the evidence of PW1 was false. During cross-examination, he denied shouting that the deceased was a thief and repeated that the evidence of PW1 was false.…

…The prosecution case was dependent on the evidence of PW1.…

…There was evidence that at the time the deceased is alleged to have dictated the Will he was quite ill and could not walk without support.…

…He did not call evidence to exclude the possibility of him having unduly influenced the deceased to will his property to him."…

…However, when trial opened before the High Court, the appellants admitted negligence and the learned judge was not troubled with any evidence or argument on that issue.…

…After listening to and weighing the evidence presented to him, the judge, in a full and well reasoned judgment, awarded damages to the respondents under the two Acts.…

…He therefore argued that there was evidence that pleadings had not closed in this case as required by order XVI Rule 5.…

…You will be tried later in another Court before a Judge and assessors, where witnesses will give evidence and you will be allowed to question them.…

…You will then be allowed to make a statement or give evidence on oath and call your witnesses. If you wish, you may say something now either on oath or not on oath.…

…Even upto today before me, there has not been evidence to show who the owner of that maize is and it will not be proper for me to work on assumption as to that ownership for the purpose of ordering release of that maize to…