(1) In the indictment submitted by the investigating officer to the tribunal in accordance with section 61 of the Act, the following shall be disclosed:-
(a) Name of Tribunal,
(b) the name, surname, nationality of the defendant and the name of his father, mother, husband or wife,
(c) particulars of the charge,
(d) the matter under which law the Tribunal has jurisdiction,
(e) The law relating to the plaintiff's claim (f) Matters of Limitation,
(i) Relevant evidence supporting the plaintiff's claim,
(j) Punishment to be meted out to the accused,
(h) Description of the defendant's assets,
(k) The amount of compensation, if compensation is to be paid to the person who has been harmed by the crime,
(l) Other necessary things.
(2) Apart from what is mentioned in sub-rule (1), as far as known in the indictment, the house number, age of the defendant, profession, address, citizenship or passport number, e-mail, fax, telephone number should be disclosed in the introductory details of the defendant.
(3) The indictment shall not be registered without the identification details of the defendant. But since there is more than one defendant in the indictment, the case will be processed and settled in the case of the defendant whose nationality has been clearly disclosed. In the case of the defendant whose citizenship has not been disclosed, the case cannot be registered, and the investigation officer should be informed about the case with the reason.
(4) If the deadline cannot be fulfilled due to the fact that the defendant's nationality disclosed in the indictment of the case filed in the tribunal is not real, then the case can be kept in abeyance in the case of such a defendant.