Crpc 107/16

Ashutosh Shukla (Querist) 03 January 2021 This query is : Resolved
In 2012, a person had threatened me and I had called the police. Despite taking punitive action against such person, police released him. After some time, I had received a notice under section 107/16 for keeping peace. I had gone to executive magistrate office and bailed myself. I had stop going to the court of executive magistrate after two dates.

I want to know that this fact will create problem in police verification or I need to mention it in my attestation form?

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A user is concerned that a past incident involving a CRPC 107/16 notice, where they bailed themselves and subsequently stopped attending court, might cause issues during police verification or on an attestation form. Advice suggests that if no criminal case has been filed or is pending, and no punishment was received, police verification should not be affected. Bail bonds under these sections are typically valid for six months, after which the case is closed.

Isaac Gabriel (Expert) 03 January 2021
So long no crimial case is filed/pending, you need not worry about the attestation form

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Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 03 January 2021
You have not been punished in any criminal case / no case is filed / pending, police verification would not be effected.

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P. Venu (Expert) 03 January 2021
You may ascertain the present status and be present on the next date.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 04 January 2021
Bail bond in a case under section 107/ 150 or 151 Cr PC is valid for 6 months, thereafter, the case shall stand closed and can not be proceeded.

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