Police verification
One of my cousins had to present in court and there he had to pay some bond amount. Now we don't have any copy of Court notice and we don't remember which crpc act he was called for.
It was a skirmish between two neighbors but the other one went to police and then police warned my cousin and 5more people.After some days we got a notice that they will have to present in court . our lawyer gave us advise to pay the bond and my family paid that simply.
We didn't have any idea about these issues so we simply act what our lawyer told us.At that time my cousin was merely 17 year old ,I told the lawyer about his age but he ignored and said it does not matter while the other party complaint against him by mentioning his age as 20.
Now its all over .My concern is ,will these things cause any trouble during police verification for passport or civil service job?
In police verification form they ask whether detained, arrested, accused, convicted.which one my cousin have to select?
Thanking you in anticipation
A user is concerned about how a past court bond, paid on behalf of their 17-year-old cousin who was treated as an adult, might impact future police verifications for a passport or civil service job. They are unsure which category (detained, arrested, accused, convicted) to select on application forms and whether the bond, made while their cousin was a minor, is valid and needs to be disclosed.