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Classification of Compoundable and non-compoundable
offence is provided underSolution
CrPC Section 178. Place of inquiry or trial. S.320. Compounding of offences. S.321. Withdrawal from prosecution Ist Schedule – Classification of offences IInd Schedule – Forms
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