Supreme Court of India
Yallawa & Ors. v. State of Karnataka
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Pena/Code, 1860-ss. 143, 147, 148, 342, 114, 302, 436 and 506 read withs. 149- Murder- Previous enmity- Ill will between the parties growing for quite some time before the occurrence - Prosecution case that on the date of occurrence the deceased, his son and their men assaulted ' ' -Accused persons (28 in number) infuriated by the said act, marched towards the house of the deceased with weapons - In order to escape from the onslaught, the decsased and others got inside the deceased's house and bolted it from inside - Accused persons bolted the house of the deceased from outside and set it on
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