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Bail amount fixed by the Magistrate can be:
reduced by the Magistrate
reduced by the Court of Sessions
reduced by the High Court
only (b) & (c).
- Option 1: Reduced by the Magistrate
- Typically, once a bail amount is set by a Magistrate, it is not reduced by the same authority. The Magistrate can review the conditions, but reduction requests usually escalate to higher courts.
- Option 2: Reduced by the Court of Sessions
- The Court of Sessions can review and potentially reduce the bail amount set by a Magistrate, as it is a higher judicial authority.
- Option 3: Reduced by the High Court
- The High Court has the jurisdiction to reduce bail, exercising its powers for revision or appeal.
- Option 4: Only (b) & (c)
- This suggests only the Court of Sessions and High Court can reduce the bail amount.
The correct answer is:
- Option 4: Only (b) & (c).
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