Under section 528, Cr.P.C_________ Court has power to withdraw cases from one Court to another Court?
Correct answer: A. Session
- A. Session
- B. High
- C. None of the above
- D. None of aboveConsult Local Attorneys
Explanation
Section 528 empowers the Sessions Judge to withdraw a case from a subordinate Magistrate and either try it himself or transfer it to another competent court. The High Court’s general transfer power is principally dealt with under section 526.
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