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Special summons under section 206 of Cr PC can be issued:
by a Magistrate only
by a Court of Sessions
by a Magistrate as well as the Court of Sessions
by the High Court.
- Option 1: By a Magistrate only
- Special summons under Section 206 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) can be issued by a Magistrate. This provision allows Magistrates to summon an accused in certain petty offenses.
- Option 2: By a Court of Sessions
- Courts of Sessions deal with serious offenses and don't issue special summons under Section 206 CrPC.
- Option 3: By a Magistrate as well as the Court of Sessions
- This option is incorrect because special summons under Section 206 are specifically handled by Magistrates.
- Option 4: By the High Court
- High Courts typically handle more complex cases and appeals, not the issuance of special summons under this section.
OPTION 1: BY A MAGISTRATE ONLY
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