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<h1>Compounding of offences allows specified corporate offences to be settled by payment under prescribed procedural safeguards.</h1> Compounding permits specified company offences to be settled by payment to the Central Government, within the maximum fine and subject to procedural conditions: applications go through the Registrar to the Tribunal or Regional Director; compounding before prosecution bars subsequent prosecution, while compounding after prosecution requires the Registrar to notify the court and discharge the offender; filings and fees must be regularised when directed, failure of officers to comply increases the maximum fine; a three-year bar and non-compoundability of imprisonment-only offences apply.