Section ________ to ________ of Cr.P.C. deals with trial of cases before Magistrate?
Correct answer: A. 241 to 250-A
- A. 241 to 250-A
- B. 241 to 250
- C. 241 to 253
- D. None of above
Explanation
Sections 241 to 250-A deal with the trial of cases before Magistrates under the Criminal Procedure Code. The range ends at section 250-A, not merely section 250.
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