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Effect of failure of the prosecution to prove an element not contained in the law creating the offence

Effect of the prosecution failing to prove an essential ingredient of an offence

How to determine the ingredients of an offence where a particular offence has a section defining it as distinct from the section creating it

Modes of proving the ingredients of an offence

The principle that the statute creating and defining an offence determines the ingredients of the offence

The rule that in proving the ingredients of an offence, the same has to be done within the confines of the charge before the court

The rule that the ingredients of the offence must be proved against Accused before he can be convicted for the offence

The rule that the prosecution must prove every ingredient of an offence beyond reasonable doubt in order to secure or sustain a conviction for the offence

Whether it is the statute creating and defining the offence that determines the ingredients of the offence to be proved

Whether it is the statute creating and defining the offence that determines the ingredients of the offence which are to be proved

Whether the ingredients of an offence are the same as the evidence required to prove those ingredients

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