Compounding of foreign-exchange contraventions requires written notice to the Adjudicating Authority, resulting in discharge after a complaint. Discharge follows where a foreign-exchange contravention is compounded after a complaint has been made under the prescribed adjudication provision. The ... Summary
Compounding of foreign-exchange contraventions requires written notice to the Adjudicating Authority, resulting in discharge after a complaint.
Discharge follows where a foreign-exchange contravention is compounded after a complaint has been made under the prescribed adjudication provision. The competent compounding authority must give written notice of the compounding to the Adjudicating Authority. On receipt of that notice, the person in relation to whom the contravention was compounded is discharged.
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