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Criminal Law Compromise Explained | Settlement Agreement Drafting in India | Ep- 117

In this video, we are discussing a very important topic in criminal law – Settlement Agreements in Criminal Cases. Many people think that just like civil cases, even criminal matters can be compromised between parties. But is that really true? Can serious offences like murder, rape, corruption, or terrorism be settled through compromise? What is the actual legal position in India? We will explain the difference between civil disputes (private wrongs) and criminal offences (public wrongs), and how the law treats settlements differently in these two areas. You will learn about compoundable offences (like defamation, simple hurt, trespass) where compromise is legally allowed, and non-compoundable offences (like murder, rape, dacoity) where settlement is not valid. We also cover the role of the CrPC / BNSS 2023 provisions, the powers of High Courts under Section 482 CrPC / 528 BNSS, and when quashing of proceedings is possible. Important Supreme Court judgments such as Gian Singh v. State of Punjab (2012), Narinder Singh v. State of Punjab (2014), and State of MP v. Laxmi Narayan (2019) are explained in simple language. Additionally, we share drafting tips for criminal settlement agreements, including key clauses, voluntary nature, and legal effect. You will understand what happens after settlement – whether the accused is acquitted, case quashed, or only sentencing reduced. #CriminalLaw #SettlementAgreement #IndianLaw #BNSS2023 #CrPC #LegalAwareness #LawStudents #SupremeCourtJudgment #CompoundableOffence #NonCompoundableOffence #HighCourtQuashing #LegalUpdates #IndianPenalCode #LawExplained #justicesystem Settlement in criminal law India, Compoundable vs Non-Compoundable offences, Criminal case compromise, Settlement agreement drafting, BNSS 2023 criminal law, CrPC settlement provisions, High Court quashing powers, Supreme Court on criminal settlement, Criminal law for law students, Indian legal updates. The Law Advice is India's leading News Portal. The Law Advice YouTube channel offers latest news on Indian judiciary Follow us: . Official website: https://www.thelawadvice.com/ Facebook:   / thelawadvice   Instagram:   / thelawadviceyour   Twitter:   / thelawadviceweb