High Court may transfer a case or itself try it as provided in_______________?
Correct answer: A. Section 526, Cr.P.C
- A. Section 526, Cr.P.C
- B. Section 527, Cr.P.C
- C. Both of the above
- D. None of above
Explanation
Section 526 authorizes the High Court to transfer a case or appeal and, in appropriate circumstances, withdraw it for trial before itself. Section 527 deals with transfers ordered by the Provincial Government.
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