(1) When a judge is ill and is diagnosed with a disease on the prescription of a doctor, he shall receive the following expenses as medical expenses:-

(a) When admitted to a hospital and treated in a hospital. Expenses incurred according to the hospital bill and medicine purchased according to the prescription of the hospital doctor, (b) In the case of not being admitted to the hospital or unable to be admitted or even after being admitted to the hospital and leaving the hospital, any doctor, Kaviraj or Vaidya for the treatment of the disease. Fees taken during the examination and the cost of medicines purchased according to the written prescription.

(c) Expenditure according to the bill incurred for all types of surgery (surgical operation) except for plastic surgery,

( d) Expenses for glasses, teeth, earphones, etc. as per the bill of the amount prescribed by the Government of Nepal from time to time by issuing an order, (e) When leaving one's home or camp and going to another district or abroad for medical treatment, up to such place. The total amount of the transportation expenses of the patient on arrival and return, and up to one person in case of need for a person, and seventy-five percent of the daily allowance he gets for food expenses.

(2) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (1), a If the expenses are less than five hundred rupees per time, the medical expenses will not be paid and the medical expenses will not be paid more than twelve months salary received by the judge during the total service period. However, if the medical board established by the government of Nepal recommends that a judge who has been injured in the course of official work be treated in the country and cannot be treated in his country, then the medical board established by the government of Nepal recommends that the judge be treated abroad, according to the prescription and bill. p> (4) If the judge wants to take the medical expenses received as per this act as a submission, the submission can be made after submitting the calculation under sub-section (2) and if the amount taken in such submission is more than the amount to be received for the treatment after calculation, the higher amount will be deducted.It will be deducted from the salary of the judge in installments. However, if the judge dies without paying the amount to be deducted, the remaining amount to be deducted will be forfeit. The judge will be allowed to take ninety percent of the treatment expenses according to the bill up to half of that amount by deducting it from the amount of expenses.

(6) When demanding treatment expenses according to sub-section (5), submit a doctor's prescription stating the diagnosis of the disease.

(7) If a member of the judge's family falls ill and goes abroad for treatment, or if he is admitted to a hospital in the country and undergoes surgery or treatment, the hospital bills and ninety percent of the medical expenses according to the prescription of the hospital doctor. The judge shall receive from the amount received under sub-section (2).

(8) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (5) and (7), the spouse, mother or father or mother-in-law or father-in-law of the judge in any constitutional position. or if he is an employee in the government service or in the service of a government-owned or controlled organization, he will not be entitled to such medical expenses.

(9) If the judge has left the medical expenses due under sub-section (2) when he leaves the service, he will be entitled to receive the remaining amount as a lump sum. If the judge of the district court has completed twenty-five years of service, he will be entitled to receive a lump-sum amount plus another ten percent upon his separation from service.

(10) Notwithstanding anything written in subsection (9), Nepal A judge who has incurred medical expenses for serving the government will only be allowed to take the remaining amount after deducting the medical expenses received.Treatment expenses will not be paid more than an amount equal to one and a half month's wages:-

(a) In case of going abroad for treatment according to this section or in case of being admitted to a hospital in the country,

(b) sub-section When the family is treated according to (7).

(12) The judge who demands treatment expenses according to this section, in case he is sick and unable to attend the court, shall request the sick leave as long as the sick leave is left.

p>However, if there is no sick leave left, there will be no hindrance to request other leave.

(13) If the judge dies before being able to receive the medical expenses due under this section, the person under sub-section (1) of section 15 will be entitled to receive such medical expenses. .

(14) The details of the treatment expenses received by the judge according to this section shall be kept in the judge's leave record and personal record.