Most of the
offences under Indian Penal Code and the offences under
Prevention of Corruption Act were non-compoundable. The facts
of the case ... concern about exercise of inherent
power for quashing proceedings involving non-compoundable
offences on the ground of compromise. Both the counsel
non-compoundable, because the Code has identified which
conduct should be brought within the ambit of non-
compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... offences which are non-compoundable cannot be compounded
by the court. Courts draw the power of compounding offences
from Section
non-compoundable, because the Code has identified which
conduct should be brought within the ambit of non-
compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... offences
which are non-compoundable cannot be compounded by the
court. Courts draw the power of compounding offences from
Section
non-compoundable, because the Code has identified which
conduct should be brought within the ambit of non-
compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... offences which are non-compoundable cannot be compounded
by the court. Courts draw the power of compounding offences
from Section
non-compoundable, because the Code has identified which
conduct should be brought within the ambit of non-
compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... offences which are non-compoundable cannot be compounded
by the court. Courts draw the power of compounding offences
from Section
compounding is made. There, only those offences which have been made compoundable, can be compounded and the offences which are non-compoundable ... ground that it would be permitting the parties to compound non-compoundable offences? The answer clearly has to be in the "negative
non-compoundable, because the Code has identified which
conduct should be brought within the ambit of non-
compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... offences which are non-compoundable cannot be compounded
by the court. Courts draw the power of compounding offences
from Section
non-compoundable, because the Code has identified which
conduct should be brought within the ambit of non-
compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... offences which are non-compoundable cannot be compounded
by the court. Courts draw the power of compounding offences
from Section
non-compoundable, because the Code has identified which
conduct should be brought within the ambit of non-
compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... offences which are non-compoundable cannot be compounded
by the court. Courts draw the power of compounding offences
from Section
that High Court can even
quash the proceedings relate to non-compoundable
offences on the basis of the compromise entered into
between the parties ... High
Court can quash the proceedings in the cases of non-
compoundable offences on the basis of settlement arrived
at between the parties
