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Rohit Patwari , Kolkata vs Ito, Ward - 36(1) , Kolkata on 15 March, 2019 IN THE

Shruti Dhoot, Kolkata vs Ito, Ward - 46(4) , Kolkata on 15 March, 2019 IN THE

impermissible under the law, as the effect of compounding would be the acquittal of the petitioner for the said offences under Sections ... acquittal of the accused with whom the offence has been compounded. The effect is automatic. Wherever composition of an offence takes place it has instantaneous

acquittal of the accused with whom the offence has been compounded. The effect is automatic. Wherever composition of an offence takes place it has instantaneous ... this Court has compounded the non-compoundable offences indirectly? We do not think so. There does exist the distinction between compounding of an offence under

compounding under this Section shall have an effect of acquittal of the accused. The resultant effect of compounding of offences would be that the accused ... offence has been compounded. (9) No offence shall be compounded except as provided by this section. Resultantly, the effect of compounding of offence would

revision of the seniority list. Apart from a bald assertion to this effect, the respondents have not been able to show that the judgment ... Head Constables over a period of several years which had a compounding effect on promotional prospects of a number of constables who have been agitating

effect of Section 23-A of the M&M Act. We would like to quote the aforesaid provision:- “23A. Compounding of offences ... cannot release the vehicle or the other materials seized. The effect of compounding is that the offender gets the prosecution avoided qua the offence. However

factor deciding whether an offence under section 324 IPC is compoundable or non- compoundable is the date of its commission. The extracted portion ... Section 447 is compoundable all along. Offence under Section 324 was compoundable before the Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment

made compoundable but Section 192A is not included in that section. In other words, the offences covered by Section 192A cannot be compounded by pressing ... those offences could have been compounded which were otherwise compoundable. Other of fences which were non- compoundable with effect from November 14, 1994 could

effect of Section 23-A of the M&M Act. We would like to quote the aforesaid provision:- “23A. Compounding of offences ... cannot release the vehicle or the other materials seized. The effect of compounding is that the offender gets the prosecution avoided qua the offence. However