Whether in a summons trial case instituted otherwise than upon complaint, a Magistrate of first class can stop the proceedings and discharge (not acquit) the accused without pronouncing judgment?

A) No. Magistrate must after recording entire evidence pronounce final judgment of conviction or acquittal B) Yes, after evidence of principal witnesses has been recorded C) Yes, for reasons to be recorded, where evidence of principal witnesses has not been recorded D) Yes, as Magistrate has discretion to discharge or acquit regardless of the stage of the proceedings

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Correct Answer: Option C

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