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Under Section 284, the High Court may empower a

Q: Answer-Under Section 284, the High Court may empower a Magistrate of the second class to try summarily—

Section 284 empowers the High Court to authorize a Magistrate of the second class to try summarily offences punishable only with fine or imprisonment up to six months.

Magistrate of the second class to try summarily—

A Only offences punishable with imprisonment up to 3 years

B Only offences punishable with fine or imprisonment up to 6 months

C All offences triable by a Magistrate

D Offences under the BNS relating to public nuisance

E Offences punishable with fine exceeding ₹20,000

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