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For Schedule IV, the following Schedule shall substituted, namely •— "SCHEDULE IV (See sections 37 and 38) ADDITIONAL POWERS WITH WHICH MAGISTRATES MAY BE INVESTED Explanation.—Magistrate does not include a Presidency Magistrate. PART IA POWERS WITH WHICH JUDICIAL MAGISTRATES MAY BE INVESTED BY THE STATE GOVERN- MENT IN CONSULTATION WITH THE HIGH COURT 1.—Powers with which a Judicial Magistrate of the First Class may be invested (1) Power to try juvenile Offenders, section 29B. (2) Power to issue process for person within loos I jurisdiction, who has committed an offence outside the local. jurisdiction, section MO. IsrliikitSiient0:1L— '"514N-SaW'.,r.V.`" ' 32 The Wes,t "Bengal Separation. of. Judicial and EWecative F-unotions Act; 1968.. [President's Act (3). Power to lake cognizance of offences upon complaint, section 190(1)(a). (4) Power to take cognizance' of offences upon police- reports, section 190(1)(b). (5) Power to take cognizance of offences without com- plaint, section 190(2)(c). (6) Power to try summarily, section 260. (7) Power to sell properties alleged or suspected to hair° been stolen, section 524. (8) Power to try cases under section 124A of the Indian Penal Code. II.—Powers with which a Judicial Magistrate of the Second Class may be invested (1) Power to try juvenile offenders, section 29B. (2) Power to record statements and confessions, suction