Explanation:

- The inherent powers of the High Court are contained in Section 482 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC).

- This section ensures that there is no injustice due to procedural hurdles.

- It empowers the High Court to make orders necessary to prevent abuse of the court process.

- It also helps in securing the ends of justice.

- Section 462 of CrPC:

- Deals with the effect of errors or irregularities in procedures during trials.

- It generally talks about dismissing minor procedural mistakes unless they cause a failure of justice.

- Section 472 of CrPC:

- Concerns the continuation of a trial when the period of limitation expires.

- It's less about court powers, more about time-bound actions in trials.

- Section 492 of CrPC:

- Relates to the appointment of Public Prosecutors and is not about the inherent powers of the High Court.