Verification stage in private criminal complaint before magistrate

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Complaint u/s 500 read with section 506 IPC is not maintainable.

Dear Reader,
I understand that what you are asking for is a descripttion of verification as applied to the case of a complaint filed under Section 200 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. Verification, therefore, refers to the procedure whereby the Magistrate subjects the complainant to examination to verify the allegations placed before him to deduce whether sufficient ground exists for launching legal proceedings against the accused. This is where the Magistrate reads a sworn statement on oath presented by the complainant under provisions of the law to validate the truthfulness of the facts presented.

Since your statement has not yet been recorded, the Magistrate will likely record the same on the next date of the hearing. The complainant is required to give a clear, concise, and factual narration of the incident, supported by any evidence or documents that you may have. At this stage, you may introduce witnesses who could testify to your version of the events. The Magistrate may then use this authentication as a basis to summon the accused or not. So, prepare well for this step and see that it forms a good result concerning the case with you. I hope I have managed to clarify all your confusion. If you still have questions, feel free to ask.

The verification stage of a private criminal complaint before court is when a magistrate examines the complainant and witnesses under oath to determine if there is enough evidence to constitute an offense.

The magistrate examines the complainant and witnesses on oath.

The magistrate reduces the substance of the examination to writing and has the complainant, witnesses, and magistrate sign it.

The magistrate determines if there is enough evidence to constitute an offense

When did you file the complaint?

I have not so far confronted any such  terminology as "verfication" in a complaint filed under section 200 CrPC.