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35. Even otherwise, the proven Exhibit PB, whereons, for the above reasons, the authentic signatures of the informant/complainant hence existed, thus naturally therebys, even if the said witness stepped into the witness box, thus estopped him from resiling from contents thereof. The said reason becomes embanked upon the provisions engrafted in Section 92 of the Evidence Act, provisions whereof are extracted hereinafter, wherebys upon valid signatures of the author of any scribed document existing thereons, thereupon, the author of any scribed document becomes barred from leading parole evidence rather detracting from the contents thereof.