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S.138 NI Act | Complainant's Consent Not Necessary For Compounding Case When He Is Duly Compensated: Himachal Pradesh High Court

The Himachal Pradesh High Court recently held that it can compound a case registered under the provisions of the Negotiable Instrument Act, even in absence of consent of the complainant, where the...

Legal Metrology Act | Accused Confessing & Compounding Offence Doesn't Impede Co-Accused Challenging Prosecution: Karnataka HC

The Karnataka High Court has said that even if one of the accused charged under provisions of the Legal Metrology Act admits the offence and pays fee to compound it, the same does not disentitle...

S.279(2) Income Tax Act | Authority Can Compound Offence Before Conviction But Not Thereafter: Madhya Pradesh High Court

Delhi High Court Upholds Validity Of Centre's 2013 Notification For Compounding Offences Before Institution Of Prosecution Under FCRA

S.147 NI Act | Post-Conviction Compounding Of Offences Is Permissible: Himachal Pradesh High Court

Gujarat Mineral Rules | Seized Vehicle Liable To Be Released If FIR For Contravention Not Registered Within 45 Days Of Seizure: High Court

Cases Of Civil Nature Can Be 'Quashed' In Interest Of Justice: Gujarat High Court Reiterates Distinction B/w Sections 320 & 482 CrPC

Supreme Court Compounds Attempt To Murder Offence Taking Note Of Marriage Between Accused & Victim's Sister

Illegal Mining | Seized Vehicle Must Be Released Without Bank Guarantee If FIR Not Registered Within Time Stipulated Under 2017 Rules: Gujarat HC

Can't Reject Compromise For Compoundable Offence Merely Because Accused Was Also Charged Under SC/ST Act But Acquitted: Gujarat HC

Application For Compounding Of Offence Under Section 276CC Income Tax Act Cannot Be Rejected If Conviction Is Set Aside By The Special Judge:Delhi HC

Madhya Pradesh High Court Rejects Application For Compounding Of Offences U/S 307, 498A IPC Based On Compromise Between Parties

Every Offence Under Negotiable Instruments Act Is Compoundable: Gujarat High Court

Power Of Compounding Must Be Expressly Conferred By Statute Which Creates Offence: Supreme Court

"Due Deference Must Be Given To SEBI's Opinion": Supreme Issues Court Guidelines For Compounding Offences Under Section 24A SEBI Act

Section 320 CrPC: Courts Have Discretion To Refuse Compounding Of Offences Having Social Impact: SC [Read Judgment]

Heinous & Serious Offences, Offences By Public Servants Can't Be Quashed On The Ground Of Compromise Between Parties: SC Issues Guidelines