Since you are acquitted of all charges this will not reflect in your verification report adversely , it will be no adverse report only.
Police Verification Report
I was charged with defamation back in 2016 and later acquitted of all charges. Now that, I want to apply for Police Verification/Clearence Report for Employment and Tenancy, I'd like to know what the police would mention. Will they mention 'adverse' or 'no adverse event'? Please clarify. Thank you!
Asked 5 years ago in Criminal Law
Religion: Hindu
14 Answers
Hello,
They will mention that the person concern has n criminal history and he was exonerated in the previous complaint that was filed against him and was released scott free.
Regards
Was it a court complaint or FIR. If CC than no adverse remarks, if FIR than it will remark acquittal. In both situation, No negative impact.
You have been acquitted of all charges
you would get clear police verification report
I don't think it's adverse
Hi,since you have been acquitted ,verification report will not provide any prejudice to you
And to make my situation worse, my name has been misspelled in all the police and court records i.e. FIR, Magistrate Order. Perhaps, it was misspelled when it was translated (from Kannada) into English. I'm clueless though! When I inquired, my lawyer who represented my case and others said it's not possible to either edit or make changes. How would I deal with this conundrum? Can you please suggest me! Thanks
Asked 5 years ago
You have been acquitted of all charges police would issue clear report.
there will be no problem fertilizer police verification that in these cases mostly the criminal records are being checked minor difference in spellings of the name may be ignored by the police
case has been disposed of and you have been acquitted
you should get clear police verfication report
The name in FIR is of no relevance even if it's incorrect.
See you name has been acquitted there is no issue in same of spelling mistake. And if any query is raise you can make an affidavit of same.
Wrong translation committed by prosecution, why u r worrying.
The defamation case will be filed as a private criminal complaint, hence it will not appear in the police records.
It is not a state prosecuted case hence you cannot find any records about it in the police station, therefore you need not worry about any such report by police in this regard.
Since you say that this is a defamation case, it may not have been prosecuted by police, but in your subsequent post you are mentioning about FIR, hence this is not a case under section 500 IPC alone, it should be with other charges besides defamation.
You may have to give clear picture /information if you are serious about getting proper opinion from expert lawyers of this forum.
Well what is your concern about the incorrect spelling, it should be an advantage to you if in case of any verification report sought with your correct name.
Dont complicate simple things by asking to amend or edit the name, you cannot do anything about it at this stage.