Types of Offences in CrPC | Cognizable, Bailable, Compoundable | Classification | Lawgics Academy

Types of Offences in CrPC | Cognizable, Bailable, Compoundable | Classification | Lawgics Academy

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In this video you understand different types of offences in CrPC. The offences are classification into two parts, more serious and less serious. More serious offences are cognizable, non-bailable and non Compoundable; whereas less serious offences are non-cognizable, bailable and compoundable.
In cognizable offence, the police can arrest the person without a warrant, whereas in non-cognizable offence a warrant is essential.
Bail can be granted in both bailable and non-bailable offences. But in bailable offence, bail is matter of right. The arrested person has a right to bail. In non -bailable offence, bail is not a right. It is matter of discretion. It is the court's discretion whether to grant bail or not.
Compoundable offence means where a compromise between the parties is allowed. When there is a compromise, the accused person is acquited from the charges or punishment or fine. In non-compoundable offence compromise is not allowed as it is more serious in nature.

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