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of <h1>Special Courts Jurisdiction Under Section 436 of Companies Act: Offences Triable and Summary Trials Explained</h1> Section 436 of the Companies Act, 2013, outlines the jurisdiction of Special Courts for offences under the Act. It mandates that specified offences are exclusively triable by Special Courts in the area of the company's registered office. If an accused is forwarded to a Magistrate, detention can be authorized for up to fifteen days by a Judicial Magistrate or seven days by an Executive Magistrate, with the option to transfer the case to a Special Court. Special Courts can take cognizance of offences directly and may conduct summary trials for offences with imprisonment not exceeding three years, with limitations on sentencing.
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