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Category: CrPC CHAPTER XXII

House-trespass under Section 448 PPC may be tried summarily by:

A. Any Magistrate
B. Specially empowered First Class Magistrate
C. Sessions Judge
D. High Court

Under Section 265-I, if accused denies previous conviction:

A. Ignore charge
B. Acquit accused
C. Refer to High Court
D. Take evidence & record finding

If members of Bench differ in opinion in summary case:

A. Majority binds without dissent
B. Refer to High Court
C. Dissenting member may write separate judgment
D. Case dismissed

Criminal intimidation under Section 506 PPC is triable summarily because:

A. It is compoundable
B. It is specifically listed in Section 260
C. It is minor offence
D. It is bailable

Statement recorded under Section 164 becomes admissible under 265-J if:

A. Police signed
B. Magistrate certified
C. FIR attached
D. Accused had cross-examination opportunity

Attempt to commit offences listed in Section 260 may be tried summarily when:

A. Always
B. When attempt is itself an offence
C. Only by Sessions Court
D. When accused admits guilt

Under Section 265-K, power to acquit at any stage requires:

A. Accused request only
B. Prosecution consent
C. High Court order
D. Judicial satisfaction & recorded reasons

Under Section 265-C, copies of FIR, police report and statements must be supplied:

A. After conviction
B. 3 days before trial
C. 7 days before trial
D. During appeal

Under Section 261, offences against Municipal Acts may be tried summarily when punishable with:

A. Fine only
B. Fine or imprisonment up to one month
C. Death penalty
D. Any punishment