Compounding of offences under labour rules requires electronic notice, response, and payment, with closure tied to prosecution stage. Composition of offences under the Industrial Relations (Central) Rules, 2026 is handled by a Central Government-notified compounding officer through electronic notice, application, and payment on the designated portal. The accused may apply in Form XV within fifteen days, and where prosecution has already begun, may seek the court's permission for composition. Depending on the stage at which the offence is compounded, the rules provide for non-institution of complaint, closure of pending proceedings, or discharge of the accused after the court is informed.
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Compounding of offences under labour rules requires electronic notice, response, and payment, with closure tied to prosecution stage.
Composition of offences under the Industrial Relations (Central) Rules, 2026 is handled by a Central Government-notified compounding officer through electronic notice, application, and payment on the designated portal. The accused may apply in Form XV within fifteen days, and where prosecution has already begun, may seek the court's permission for composition. Depending on the stage at which the offence is compounded, the rules provide for non-institution of complaint, closure of pending proceedings, or discharge of the accused after the court is informed.
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