Section 68 of IFA : Section 68: Power To Compound Offences
IFA
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a local villager in the state of Maharashtra, India, is suspected of illegally cutting down a tree in a protected forest area, which is a violation of the forest laws. The Forest Officer, who is empowered by the State Government as per Section 68 of The Indian Forest Act, 1927, suspects this villager of committing the offence. Instead of taking the case through a lengthy judicial proce...
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