mentions certain offences as
compoundable, certain other offences as compoundable with the
permission of the Court, and the other offences as non-
compoundable vide Section ... non-compoundable offences since
Section 320(9) expressly prohibits the compounding of such offences.
Quashing of criminal proceedings of the offences which are non-compoundable
sparingly used. There is a statutory scheme of compoundable and non-compoundable offences. The High Court should not by the device of Section 482 CrPC ... permit the non-compoundable cases to be closed only because the parties have settled their disputes.
7.3 The non-compoundable offences involved in the present
Singh (supra) the question as regards permissibility of
indirectly permitting compounding of non-compoundable offences was referred
to a larger Bench ... read harmoniously
as a whole. With regard to non-compoundable offences which were private in
nature and did not have a serious impact on society
compoundable under Section 359 BNSS. However, in the facts and circumstances
peculiar to this case, the prosecution qua the non-compoundable offences can be closed ... compoundable under Section 359 BNSS. However, in the facts and circumstances
peculiar to this case, the prosecution qua the non-compoundable offences can be closed
into a compromise in the cases which have been specified as non-compoundable offences and in particular, in view of the provisions of Section ... scope of interference by the High Court to allow compounding of non-compoundable offences while exercising its powers under Section
objection‟ for quashing of the criminal
proceedings (involving some non-compoundable
offences) arising out of the relevant FIRs being
47/2003, 45/2003, 53/2003 ... offence, the law classifies the crimes into two
categories, viz., compoundable or non-compoundable.
37. Section 320 Cr.P.C. provides the procedure which
held to be non-compoundable, because the
Code has identified which conduct should be brought within the
ambit of non-compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... non-compoundable. Needless to say that offences which are non-
compoundable cannot be compounded by the court. Courts draw the
power of compounding offences from
held to be non-compoundable, because the
Code has identified which conduct should be brought within the
ambit of non-compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... non-compoundable. Needless to say that offences which are non-
compoundable cannot be compounded by the court. Courts draw the
power of compounding offences from
held to be non-compoundable, because the
Code has identified which conduct should be brought within the
ambit of non-compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... non-compoundable. Needless to say that offences which are non-
compoundable cannot be compounded by the court. Courts draw the
power of compounding offences from
held to be non-compoundable, because the
Code has identified which conduct should be brought within the
ambit of non-compoundable offences.
Such provisions ... that
offences which are non-compoundable cannot be compounded by the court. Courts draw the
power of compounding offences from Section 320 of the Code
