Supreme Court of India
Ramashray Yaday and Ors. v. State of Bihar
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Penal Code, 1860-Section 302 rlw Section 34-Arms Act, 1959- Section 21-Murder-Due to gun-shot injuries-Sole witness-Deceased, a timber merchant-The three appellants-accused were local bullies("goondas") who allegedly demanded "rangdari tax"(goonda tax) from deceased but he refused-Incident occurred when deceased alongwith his brother, PW12 was returning back on a tractor trolley after loading timber from the village-Solitary testimony of PWl 2-Conviction of appellants by Courts be/ow-Validity of-Held, valid-No infirmity· was found in the evidence of PW12-Jt was substantially corroborated by
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