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BELGORE, J.S.C. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): On 31st day of December 1984, one lady by name Queen Ero, now deceased, was going to buy bread and was accompanied by her sister Esole Ero (P.W.6) As they were going on the road they got to a place by the front of the house of the appellant, Corporal Andrew Emwenya, when an accident occurred involving the daughter of the appellant and a car driven by a woman. The accident attracted a crowd including the mother of the appellant who came out of the house to see her grand-daughter who sustained a broken leg in the accident. The deceased and her sister (P. W.6) helped the woman driver of the accident car to dispatch the girl to the hospital. After the departure of the victim of the accident and the car from the scene, the mother of the girl was crying and the deceased followed her towards the house commiserating with her.
At this juncture, the appellant who never saw the accident and probably only heard of it, arrived at the scene and ask…