Cases Involving Serious and Heinous Offences Cannot Be Permitted to Be Settled on the Basis of Payment of Money as It Will Set a Wrong Precedent: Delhi HC

Recently, The Delhi High Court stated that cases involving serious and heinous offences cannot be permitted to be settled on the basis of payment of money as it will set a wrong precedent.  The bench of Justice Swarana Kantasharma was dealing with the petition filed seeking the quashing of FIR registered for the offences punishable

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