Supreme Court of India
Mallikarjun and Others v. State of Karnataka
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Evidence – Of eye-witness – Appreciation of – As pe r the prosecution on 14.06.02, PW-7-brother of ‘ ’ went to the fields for ploughing in the early morning, at about 09.00am, ‘ ’ went outside to attend the call of nature and when he was returning towards his house, accused no.1, 2 & 4(appellants) along with a ccused no.3 (absconding) arrived there with weapons– Accused pe rsons threatened ‘ ’ while chasing him saying that they would finish h im off as he continues illicit relationship with the wife of accused No.4/ mother of accused Nos.1-3– ‘ ’ came into his house, went to the kitchen and
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