Whose previous sanction is needed before a court takes cognizance (s.40)?
ACentral Government
BSessions Judge
CReserve Bank
DState Government
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Central Government
Section 40 bars cognizance except with previous sanction of the Central Government or an officer it authorises.
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