Compounding of Offences Under Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 – An Analysis
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Compoundability,, Offender,, Manner of Composition,, Conviction,, Acquittal.Abstract
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. The reason of inclusion of compounding of offences under Criminal Justice System is based upon the notion of minimizing litigation and promoting mediation among litigants. In this paper, the specific provisions of Code of Criminal procedure relating with compounding of offences have been discussed. The basic notion of compounding of offences has been defined. The kinds of pressures regarding compounding of offences, the judiciary has been facing and its response to them, have been analysed. The manner of composition and its effect has been summarized.
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