As per section 337, sub-section (1A), Cr.P.C every Magistrate who tender, a pardon?
Correct answer: A. Shall record the reason of doing so
- A. Shall record the reason of doing so
- B. Needs no reason to be recorded for doing so
- C. Will deal the further proceeding upon his mode
- D. None of above
Explanation
Section 337(1A) requires the Magistrate to record the reasons for tendering a pardon. This written-reasons requirement distinguishes the provision from a discretionary act requiring no explanation.
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