.... . '" l~l, \~--------------~0~/~W~~~O~N~V~E~~~~~E~N~C~E--------------~14~5~ ~ 1'11<~"1 :::'ell.j'IJ11illil1l< fi1'll'el1'W1~~fl~~~ L'il'W1:::1unni:!~m<~ L~w~ 1 "l :::ri'el11XLn Iii M11l<!J iiill~~l<1um ~Yl"l1~ru1Vlmn1!11 M~ mrwn l!ll!llo/11:' 1ui'uVl"l1~nJ1~1nih~iiJ~1LU'W~1'elL~Iil~w The application according to the first paragraph shall be permitted in case where the Court thinks it will cause the justice in trying and adjudicating the case. Section 226/5.- In the trial stage, if there is a necessary or ' lll<m~ 1'11<~'el1"li"uYI~uui'infi1Lijnfl11l<1uiu1wi<~1'Wl;J<~Yl'el~~'1'eluwY1n reasonable ground, the Court may admit the note of testimony in the fi1LiJnfl11l<'ll'el~wmw~LUnfl11l<L<iluM~~'Wt/~:;n'elu-wmu~~nj1W~w stage of preliminary examination or the note of testimony of the 1uM~1i11" witness who has given testimony in other case as other evidence in • the case." 11XI'I1<~1'if~<~Vlil"l"iil"l'ilEJ.ff'~J1m!n-wmu~~nj1W ~~ t/1~ 'el 1.hVl-w1 nl!t1 <~~ t'Vll!t"l'Wn~ 1"l::: LLti1"l~1i:l mm ~:::'Vh illil"l~~ LL!I::: l.l11il'i1 "'"'"" ~1L<IEILU'W~m:::vi1fl11l<illiiJ''W t/~::;LEI'liULL'I.i~ fl11l.JII~ti'EJJ''W11X~1 L<IEI No judgment of conviction shall be delivered unless and until the Court is fully accused has committed that offence. Where any reasonable doubt exists as to whether or not the . 1um~"lil"l'ilEJi~u1wwn-wmuu'elm!'i1 -wmw ' "j.J11il'01 "'"'""'" considering and weighing all the evidence taken. satisfied that an offence has actually been perpetrated and that the Lri'eli:l fl11l.JII~\1Ellil1l.J ill< fl1~~1~1 L<!Eibi1fm:::vi 1illil~j\'el hi 11XEJ n . Section 227.- The Court shall exercise its discretion in accused has committed the offence, the benefit of doubt shall be given to him. "Section 22711.- In consideration of carrying weight of a 'if'elun-w1'el~tl~:::n1~~'W~'W'el1"ln~:::'Vlu~~m1l<ti1L~'el~'el'll'el~'Wtn'W ~~nj1W 1'11<~"l:::rif'el~m:::vi1i111EJ fl11l<~:::l1'lil~:::-1~ LL<~:::1l-i fi11L~'el'WU1'W~~nj1'W tl'uLlilmh~~ L~'el<~~ t 'Vll!t~1 L<~EJ L'l'WLLwl"l :::i:l L~ liJ t.~<~~um!n LLtiw tl'u i:l-wgiiim~ruVlLI'Il!tLL'Ii~fl~ ~1'eli:lwmu~~nj1'Wtl~:::n'elu~wm~uu<~1.jW hearsay evidence, an· implicated evidence, the evidence without a chance for the accused person to give a cross-examination or the evidence with any other defection which may have an impact on believableness of the evidence, the Court must do it carefully and should not believe only such an evidence for punishing the accused person, unless there is a strong reason, a special circumstance of case or other supporting evidence.· m1>1~1 lslsw/., Lfi~T!iw "lu.u. uri"l-Dtriutmu li.1.f11!!f1 (fluufl ~<>..-) W.PI. !<>&-&-., U11>1r1 .,., . "Section 22711" added by Section 12 of the Criminal Procedure Code Amendment Act (No. 28), B.E. 2551.