In a high-profile case reported in the Bhowanipore Police Station (FIR GN-03-2324-004), a complainant accused an individual of having deceitfully entered and remained in possession of a flat under false pretences. The accused had fraudulently obtained the keys and started residing in the flat without executing any formal agreement or presenting valid identification or tenancy documents. Upon confrontation, the accused initially promised to vacate but later refused, resorting to intimidation and even lodging counter-complaints to delay eviction. The matter escalated into a criminal trespass dispute, causing serious distress to the lawful owner.
If the complainant had engaged Safebox to digitally execute the tenancy agreement, the entire transaction would have been legally documented through a secure, tamper-proof, and Aadhaar-authenticated process. Safebox’s digital agreement platform, equipped with judicial vetting by the Advocate-on-Record (AOR), ensures that every licensee-occupant is legally bound and the terms are enforceable under the IT Act, 2000.
Safebox’s criminal court verification tool retrieves data from NCRB, CBI, local police records, and judicial databases to conduct a thorough background check. If this service had been used, it could have revealed prior litigation history or ongoing criminal activity involving the accused, enabling the complainant to reject the tenancy in the first place.
Every document executed on Safebox's platform is archived within the digital infrastructure of the West Bengal Judicial Department, providing an immutable legal trail.
Through authorized collection centers linked to SHCIL, Safebox procures legally valid stamp papers and ensures all agreements are digitally signed and encrypted.