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Duty of an accused person to provide details of the alibi

Duty of an accused to file notice of alibi

Duty of the trial judge where the prosecution fails to investigate an alibi

Effect of failure of an accused person to give notice of alibi at the committal stage or during his testimony

Effect of failure to give notice of alibi to the prosecution

Effect of failure to give particulars of alibi

On whom lies the onus of making good the plea of alibi

The practice and procedure in alibi under the Criminal and other offences (Procedure) Act, 1960, (Act 30)

The principle that failure of a defence of alibi does not relieve the prosecution of the onus to prove the guilt of an accused

What the defence of alibi connotes

What the defence of alibi entails

Whether a failure of an alibi can strengthen a weak prosecution

Whether an accused person has the onus to prove the alibi

Whether an accused person who seeks to rely on the defence of alibi must give notice to the prosecutor; effect of failure to give such notice

Whether evidence of alibi will be shut out where the accused person raised the defence of alibi without furnishing the prosecution with a notice of the particulars of such alibi

Whether failure to give notice of alibi forecloses an accused person from relying on the defence

Whether the court can consider the defence of alibi where the defendant fails to file a notice of alibi

Whether the court must consider a weak defence of alibi

Whether the rejection of evidence of alibi makes the denial of the commission of a crime untrue

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