Special Magistrate may try offences:

A. Only in sessions court

B. Summary manner or under Chapter XX of the Code

C. Only in civil court

D. Through tribunal only

Correct Answer: B. Summary manner or under Chapter XX of the Code

The correct answer is Summary manner or under Chapter XX of the Code.

Foundational Concept: The jurisdiction and powers of magistrates are defined by criminal procedure codes, which outline how different types of offenses are to be tried. Special Magistrates are often appointed to handle less complex cases efficiently.
Why Correct: Special Magistrates are typically empowered to try offenses either in a

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