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High Court declined to quash the FIR Against Advocate in Prevention of Corruption Act Case. Settlement not applicable. The court held that the applicant, not being a public servant, could not be charged under Sections 7 and 15 of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 However case of abatement made out and therefore section 12 of PC Act sustained

10 Mar 2026

The dispute arose from an FIR registered against the applicant, an advocate, for offences under Sections 7, 12, and 15 of the Prevention of Corruption...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Quashed Criminal Proceedings Against the Appellants Due to Settlement, Despite Section 307 IPC Charges.

12 Feb 2025

Section 307 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC) – Quashing of Criminal Proceedings – Distinction Between Compounding and Quashment – Role of Se...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Quashes High Court Order Compromising Cash-for-Job Scam Case and Reinstates Criminal Proceedings. High Court's quashing of criminal complaint under Section 482 CrPC based on compromise between accused and victims was set aside as offences under Sections 406, 409, 420, 506(1) IPC are non-compoundable and involve public interest in corruption allegations.

8 Sep 2022

The Supreme Court of India heard criminal appeals arising from Special Leave Petitions challenging a High Court order that quashed a criminal complain...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Quashes Conviction in Matrimonial Dispute After Genuine Settlement Between Spouses. The Court held that maintaining conviction under Section 498-A IPC after bona fide settlement would defeat justice and cause financial distress, exercising inherent powers under Section 482 CrPC to quash proceedings despite offence being non-compoundable.

3 Jan 2022

The appeal arose from a matrimonial dispute where the appellant husband had been convicted under Section 498-A IPC for alleged dowry demands and haras...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Quashes Conviction in SC/ST Act Case Based on Compromise Between Parties. Court Invoked Article 142 Powers to Override Non-Compoundability Under Section 320 Cr.P.C., Holding That Genuine Settlement in Private Dispute Warrants Quashing When Appeal is Pending.

25 Oct 2021

The dispute originated from a property conflict between neighbors, Ramawatar and Prembai, which escalated into an incident on June 26, 1994, where Ram...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Quashes Convictions Under Section 326 IPC Based on Compromise Between Parties. Non-compoundable Offences Can Be Quashed Under Section 482 CrPC When Dispute is Private and Settled, Following Principles from Gian Singh and Laxmi Narayan Cases.

29 Sep 2021

The Supreme Court considered two criminal appeals involving convictions under Section 326 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860, which is a non-compoundable ...

Supreme Court

Supreme Court Partly Allows Appeal in Section 307 IPC Case and Reduces Sentence Based on Genuine Compromise. The Court upheld conviction under Section 307 IPC but reduced imprisonment from 10 to 5 years considering the amicable settlement between parties, absence of minimum prescribed sentence, and precedents allowing sentence reduction in non-compoundable offences.

13 Sep 2021

The Supreme Court heard a criminal appeal arising from a conviction under Section 307 of the Indian Penal Code. The appellant had been convicted by th...

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