A retired police inspector, who is allegedly involved in theft, is refusing to provide tenant verification documents at the police station. Can I file a case against him in court and seek punishment? Is there any way in India to find out the properties owned by someone? This will help determine their assets and prevent them from lying about their financial status during legal proceedings. Can I file a complaint against a Police ASI for writing a statement in poor handwriting, making it difficult for court typists to read?

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Yes, you can file a case against the retired inspector for refusing to provide documents, as it's a legal obligation. You can file a complaint with the police for investigation.

You can obtain information about property ownership through a certified copy of the property document from the relevant registrar office or through searches on government websites.

While a complaint regarding the ASI's handwriting can be lodged, it's unlikely to be successful as it doesn't constitute a criminal offense. However, you can request the ASI to rewrite the statement.