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The officer appointed under section 492, Cr.P.C may appear and plead with __________________?

Correct answer: A. Out obtaining any authority

  • A. Out obtaining any authority
  • B. Written permission from any authority
  • C. None of the above
  • D. None of above

Explanation

Under section 492 Cr.P.C., an appointed Public Prosecutor or other prosecutor may appear and plead without obtaining separate written authority in the relevant court. Option (a) is poorly worded but evidently means without obtaining authority.

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