Compounding of offences denied where statutory disclosure is incomplete or contradictions exist, requiring personal hearing. Compounding may be refused only after affording the applicant a personal hearing and by issuing an order stating specific grounds; applications exhibiting demonstrable contradictions, inconsistencies or incomplete disclosure cannot be entertained and such deficiencies form a substantive bar to compounding under the statutory disclosure requirement.
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Compounding of offences denied where statutory disclosure is incomplete or contradictions exist, requiring personal hearing.
Compounding may be refused only after affording the applicant a personal hearing and by issuing an order stating specific grounds; applications exhibiting demonstrable contradictions, inconsistencies or incomplete disclosure cannot be entertained and such deficiencies form a substantive bar to compounding under the statutory disclosure requirement.
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