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<h1>Extraterritorial jurisdiction: magistrate may inquire and compel appearance, and transfer or bind accused for trial in the proper forum.</h1> A Magistrate of the first class who reasonably believes a person within his local jurisdiction committed an offence outside that jurisdiction but triable in India may inquire as if it occurred locally, compel the person to appear, and either send them to the Magistrate having jurisdiction or, for offences not punishable with death or life imprisonment where the person gives satisfactory security, take a bond or bail bond for appearance before that Magistrate; where multiple magistrates have jurisdiction and allocation is uncertain, the matter is reported to the High Court.