Principle

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE — Leave to Prefer Charge — Proof of Evidence — Non-filing Not Fatal Where No Prejudice Shown

Area of law
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that non-filing of proof of evidence is not fatal where no prejudice is shown. The principle applies where an appellant complains of procedural irregularity. It ensures that technicalities do not determine outcomes. The principle reflects that prejudice must be shown. It prevents…

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