"I would settle on Monday the date of the judgment," said Sessions Judge D W Deshpande, when Khan's legal counselor Shrikant Shivade said he required additional time.
"Finish up your contention by April 20 and no further time would be offered either to the barrier or arraignment to make more entries," the judge said.
The indictment has officially contended its case.
Inside and out 27 witnesses were inspected by the indictment while the protection analyzed stand out witness — Khan's driver Ashok Singh.
The 49-year-old on-screen character is blamed for smashing his Toyota Land Cruiser into a pastry kitchen in rural Bandra on September 28, 2002, slaughtering one individual and harming four others.
He has been accused of 'at fault murder not adding up to murder' which pulls in ten years detainment.
The sessions court is directing a crisp trial. Prior, the justice's court was attempting Khan for the lesser charge of rash and careless driving, which pulls in two years prison term.
On the other hand, mid-route amid the trial, the justice felt that the charge of 'at fault murder not adding up to murder' ought to be included, and he alluded the case to the sessions court as the offense is not triable by a lower cour
