Arrangements related to collusion also in co-operative fraud

पुस १०, २०८१

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Arrangements related to collusion also in co-operative fraud

The government has made a provision that if the person involved in misappropriation of the co-operative's funds also wants to pay the amount, there can be a settlement agreement. The government has made the provision in the ordinance.

 

According to which a case has been filed against the defendant in a court for not paying the saver's savings or for having embezzled the savings or for committing co-operative fraud and a case pending in the court or a settlement according to the prevailing law has been laid down in the ordinance.

In other criminal cases that can be reconciled, the member's savings amount or embezzled savings can be reconciled by filing a petition for reconciliation. But according to the prevailing law, it is clearly stated that no settlement can be reached in cases related to organized crime, money laundering and other criminal offences.

Compromise can be done even at the stage of execution of the judgment, and for such a compromise, the defendant will not have to pay fines and fines, and the cost of imprisonment will also be reduced. If the defendant's moveable/immovable property has to be released during the settlement of the

case, then the concerned court should also execute the settlement after releasing the same. If there is more than one defendant during the

settlement, if the fault of the respective defendant is confirmed, there is a provision that the settlement can be settled by paying the full amount of their rights.

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