rayuan jenayah no: a-05-120-2009 antara mohd kamal bin osman
rayuan jenayah no: a-05-120-2009 antara mohd kamal bin osman
rayuan jenayah no: a-05-120-2009 antara mohd kamal bin osman
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cannabis, a dangerous drug within the meaning of the DDA, weighing<br />
4,089 grammes.<br />
[12] Chief Inspector A. Aziz <strong>bin</strong> Setapa (SP3) testified that the<br />
motorcycle belonged to the appellant’s wife.<br />
The defence<br />
[13] The appellant, a fisherman by profession, testified that upon his<br />
return from fishing in the evening of 28.2.2001, he received a telephone call<br />
from his wife. At that time, his wife had gone to visit a sick relative at the<br />
Taiping Hospital and she wanted to go home and she asked him to fetch<br />
her there.<br />
[14] The appellant then left his house and proceeded to take his<br />
wife’s motorcycle (exhibit “P11”) that was parked under the house of his<br />
brother-in-law. The area wherein the motorcycle was parked was an open<br />
area and anyone could have access to it. The appellant testified that he left<br />
at about 6.00 p.m. to fetch his wife at the Taiping Hospital.<br />
[15] According to the appellant, his wife always used the motorcycle<br />
(exhibit “P11”). Apart from his wife that often used the said motorcycle, his<br />
younger brother-in-law by the name of Sazali also used the said<br />
motorcycle. Sometimes, according to him, the neighbours would borrow the<br />
said motorcycle. The appellant ventured to say that he hardly used the said<br />
motorcycle and that he <strong>no</strong>rmally used a bicycle.