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(14) Power lo apply to Sub-divisional Judicial Magistrarc ro issue commission for examination of wjrness, seclion 505(3). (15) Power 10 recover rorfeiied borld forappeamce beForc Magistnrc's court, section 5 14, and lo require Frcsh securily, section 5 14A. (16) Power to make order as to cuhlody and disposal or property pending inquiry or [rial, section 516A. (17) Power lo make order as La disposal of properly, section 5 17. ( 18) Power lo sell properly of a suspecled chamcrer, seclion 525. ( 19) Power to require affidavit in support of applicalion. section 539A. (20) Power to make local inspection, sccrion 539B. 11.--Ordinary Powers of a Judicial Magiskale OF thc second class. (1) The ordinary powers of a Judicial Magistrare of rhe lhird class. (2) Power to order the police to investigare an olfence in cases in which the MagBrate has jurisdiclion to try orcolnmil for uial, section 155. (3) Power to poslponc issue of process and to inquire inlo a case or dirccc investigation, section 202. IIL--Ordinary Powers of a Judicial magistrate of the firs^ c l x s . ( I ) The ordiaary powers of u Judicial Magisvale of the second class. (2) Power 10 issue search-warrant othenvise than in course of an inquiry. section 98. (3) Power ro issuc search-warrant for discovery olpersons wrongfully confined, section 100. (4) Powcr ro requirc execution of thc bond, section 106. (5) Power ro discharge surety, scclion 126A. (6) Power to record statement or confession, sec~ion 164. (7) Power to athorize de~ention of a person in the cusrody of [he police during a police-invesdgation, secrion 167. (8) Power to commit for trial, section 206. (9) Power to stop proceedings when no complainl, section 249. (1 0) Power to !enderpardon to ilccornplice during inquiry into case by himself, section 337. (1 1) Power to make orders of main~enance, sections 488 and 489. The Wtsr B e ~ g a l Scpara~ioti of J~idicial atrd Execllrive I:~tncr;ons Act, 1970. [IYesl Ben. Act (12) Power to recover penalty on forhited bond, section 514. ( I 3) Power lo require fresh security, section 5 L4A. (14) Power to recall case made over by him to nnolher Magistnle, seclion 528(4). (15) Power to make order as to first offenders, secLion 562. (16) Power to order relcased convicts lo nolify residence, sec~ion 565. 1V.-Ordinary Powers of a Sub-divisional JudiciaI Magistrate appointed undcr seclion 13A. (1) The ordinary powers of a Judicial Magistrate of h e first class. (2) Power ro try juvenile affenders, section 29B. (3) Power to order police investigation into cognizable cases, scction ,156. (4) Power to receive report of police officer and pass order, sccdon 173.' (5) Powcr to issuc proccss for person within local jurisdiction who has comrni~ced an offence outside the local jurisdiclion, seclion 186. (6) Power lo entertain complaints, secljnn 190(1)(a). (7) Power lo receive police-repons, seclion~l90ll )(b). (8) Power to cntertain cases wilhour complaint, section 190(l)[c). (9) Power to transfer cases to a Subordinarc Magislrafc, section 192. (10) Power to try summarily, scction 260. (1 1) Power lo lender pardon lo accomplice at any stage of a case, section 337. (12) Power to pass senlence on proceedings recorded by il Subordinate Magismre, section 349. (13) Power to make enquiry, section 436. (14) Power to order comrnilment, seclion 437. (15) Power lo sell property alleged or suspected to have been stolen, etc., seclion 524. ( I 6) Power.lo withdraw cases, and to try or refer lo I hem for trial, section 526. (1 7) Power to compel restoration of abduc~ed rernales, section 552. B .-EYCCUTJYE MAGTSTRATES I.-Ordinary Powers of an Execulive Magistrote of h e rhird class. {I) Power to arrcst or direct the arrest of, and ro commit lo cusrody, a person commitring an offeocc in his prcsence, scction 64. (2) Powcr to arrest, ordirecl the arrest in his presence of, an offender, sec~ion 65. Tizc West Bct~gal Sepcirnrion of JlrdiciaI and Exccrrtive Fttnctiotls ACI, 1970. VILI of 1970.1 (Scfrcd111e.J (3) Power to endorse a warnnt, or to order h e removal of an accused $z person arrested under a w m n l , secrions 83, 84 ilnd 86. (4) Powcr to issue proclamations in cuscs judicially before him, secrion 87. (5) Power to attach and sell property and to dispose of claims lo attached properly in cases judicial1 y before him. scclion 88. (6) Power lo restarc arwclied property. section 89. . (7) Power lo requirc search to bc made for lcrtcrs and telegrams, scclion 95. (8) power to issue search-warrant, section 96. 1 (9) Power to endorse a scarch-warrant and order delivery of thing found. section 99. (lo) Powcr lo command unlawful assembly to disperse, section 127. (1 1) Power lo use civil force to disperse unlawful assembly, seclion 12s. ( I 2) Power to require mili tilry force w be used lo dispcrsc unlawful assembly, section 130. (13) Power to issue commission, section 503. (14) Power to apply to District Magistrate For examination on commission, section 505(1). ( 1 5) Power to recover forfeited bond for appearance before Magisua~e's court, section 5 14 and lo require rrcsh security, scclion 5 14A. It 6) Power to make order as lo disposal of propeny, secrion 5 17. (17) Powcr to sell propcrry of a suspectcd character, scclion 525. ( 18) Power [orequire affidnvil in support of application, secrion 539A. .(19) Power to make local inspecfion. scclion 539B. 11.--0rdinq Powers of 3n Executive Magismate of the second class. The ordinary powers of an Exccu~ive Magistrite of [he rhird class. 111.--Ordinary Powers of an Execulive Magistrate of the first class. (1) The ordinary powers of an Executive Magistrate or he second class. (2) Power lo issue search-warrant olhenvise than in course of an inquiry, section 98. (3) Power to issuesearch-warrant fordiscovery of personswronglu1Iy confined, section 100. (4) Power lo requirc security to keep [he pcace, section 107. (5) Power to require security Tor good behaviour, scclion 109. [West Ben. Act . , (6) Power lo discharge surelies, section L26A. 8 - (7) Power to make orders, as to local nuisances, section 133. (8) Power lo make orders, erc., in possession cases, seclions 145, 146 and 147. (9) Power to hold inquest, section 174. (10) Power to rccall case made over by him to another Magistrate, section 528(4). IV.--Ordinary Powers ofa Sub-divisional Executive Magishall: appointed under scction 13. (1) The ordinary powers of an Executive Magisrrate of [he first class. (2) Power to direct warrants to landhalders, section 78. (3) Power to require security for good behaviaur, section 110. (4) Power lo make order prohibiting repetitions of nuisances. scction 143. (5) Power to make orders under section 144. (6) Power to deputc Subordinate Magiskite lo make local inquiry, sec~ion 148. (7) Power lo take cognizance of offenccs othenvise than on police- reports, section 190(1 A). (8) Power to transfer cases to a Subordinate Magislnte. section 192. (9) Power to sell property alleged or suspec~cd to have been stolen, etc., secrion 524. (10) Power to withdraw cases, seclion 528. V.--Ordinary Powers of a District Magiskite. (1) The ordinary powers of a Sub-divisional Executive Magistrate. (2) Power to require security for good behaviour in case of sedilion. section 108. (3) Power to discharge peaons bound to kcep the peacc or to be of good behavour, secrion 124. (4) Power to cancel bond for keeping the peace, section 125. (5) Power lo order preliminary invesligurion by police-off~cer not below the rank of Inspec~or in certain cases, section 196R. (6) Polvzr to call for records. section 435. (7) Power to repom casc 10 High Court, section 438A. The W r s ~ Bc~rgal Separaliotr of J~rdicial and hecirlive F~ttrcrions Acr, 1970. VIIl or 1970.1 (Sc fredule. ) (8) Power to appoint person to be Public Prosecutorjn parlicularcase, . sccrion 492(2). (9) Powcr to compel restoralion ofnn abducted female, seclion 552.".