Supreme Court of India
Pundappa Yankappa Pujari v. State of Karnataka
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Mahantappa and Pundappa as well as accused No.1, Pundappa Yankappa Pujari (appellant herein) and accused No.2 Siddappa Pundappa Pujari are the resident ofYankanchi village of Bagalkot's Taluk. The land of the deceased's family as well as the land of the accused is adj
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