Form No. 24 - Notice to the employer for an offence committed under the provisions of the Code for the first time for compounding of offences under section 138(1)
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Compounding of first offence by employer under labour code requires payment, application, and certificate before prosecution. Form XXIV sets out the notice, application and composition certificate procedure for compounding a first offence committed by an employer under the Code, Schemes, Rules or Regulations. The notice specifies the offence, the provisions violated, the compounding amount and the deposit account, and requires payment within fifteen days, failing which prosecution may be initiated. The application requires proof of payment and related particulars, and the certificate confirms compounding after full remission of the composition amount.
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Compounding of first offence by employer under labour code requires payment, application, and certificate before prosecution.
Form XXIV sets out the notice, application and composition certificate procedure for compounding a first offence committed by an employer under the Code, Schemes, Rules or Regulations. The notice specifies the offence, the provisions violated, the compounding amount and the deposit account, and requires payment within fifteen days, failing which prosecution may be initiated. The application requires proof of payment and related particulars, and the certificate confirms compounding after full remission of the composition amount.
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