DALAM MAHKAMAH RAYUAN MALAYSIA (BIDANG KUASA ...
DALAM MAHKAMAH RAYUAN MALAYSIA (BIDANG KUASA ...
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said, “Haizat, tolong aku ni projek D9 dan aku” (Haizat, please help me.<br />
This is D9’s project and mine). Again, under cross-examination, SD2<br />
testified that when a person is blindfolded, that person could not see at all.<br />
Again, under cross-examination, SD2 testified that when he was in the<br />
briefing room where the appellant was blindfolded, he did not see SP15 or<br />
SP16 in the said room. SD2 was unsure how long the appellant was<br />
blindfolded. Under re-examination, SD2 testified that when the appellant<br />
was blindfolded, the appellant was not interrogated.<br />
[37] SD3, a relative of the appellant, gave evidence for the defence.<br />
SD3 said that he is the cousin of the appellant. SD3 testified that the date<br />
9.10.2007 was towards the end of the month of Ramadan. On that date,<br />
SD3 met the appellant at the Kuala Pilah Bazaar Ramadan at about 2.30<br />
p.m. (At this juncture, the prosecution objected to the admission of SD3’s<br />
evidence because no notice of alibi was given to the prosecution under<br />
section 402A of the Criminal Procedure Code (“CPC”). But the learned JC<br />
allowed SD3 to proceed to give his evidence and his Lordship said that a<br />
decision would be made at the end of the defence case). So, SD3<br />
continued with his testimony. SD3 said that he met the appellant at the<br />
Kuala Pilah Bazaar Ramadan by coincidence. SD3 said that he was alone<br />
at that time and so was the appellant. They talked about family matters and<br />
exchanged news for about 40 minutes to an hour. While talking, the