Condensional Conductor Conduct, 2074

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Section 34
It is not necessary to file a case in certain types of minor offenses

(1) If it is not practical to file a case for a particular type of minor offense as per Schedule-1 or Schedule-2 or it does not affect the public interest, the Public Prosecutor may decide not to file a case against such a person with the approval of the Attorney General.
(2) Before making a decision in accordance with sub-section (1), the public prosecutor shall make such accused confess that he will not commit such an offense in the future.
(3) For the purposes of this section, "special minor offences" means the following offences:-
(a) Baglimara offenses up to one thousand rupees committed for the first time,
(b) The offense of begging for the first time,
(c) Any other offense committed for the first time punishable with a fine which may extend to three thousand rupees or with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one month or with both.
(4) Before deciding not to prosecute the case according to this section, the public prosecutor shall confiscate the property of the offender.
(5) If there is a person who is a victim of the crime confiscated according to sub-section (4), he should be registered in the victim relief fund established according to law.
(6) If a case is not filed in accordance with sub-section (1), if such person commits any offense under this Code within three years from such date, the punishment for the previous offense shall also be added to him.
(7) Notwithstanding anything written elsewhere in this section, the aggrieved party who is not satisfied with the decision of the public prosecutor to not prosecute the case may file a case on his behalf.
(8) In case of a decision not to pursue a case according to sub-section (7), the victim shall be notified immediately and for that purpose, the limitation period according to the law shall be deemed to have started from the date of receipt of the notification of such decision.
(9) The person who files a case according to sub-section (7) shall be provided with a copy of the documents of the investigation conducted in accordance with this paragraph by the concerned public prosecutor.
Condensional Conductor Conduct, 2074
Chapter - 2
Section 4: Section 5: Complaint can be filed if complaint or notice is not registeredSection 6: Section 7: Inform the concerned police officeSection 8: Investigating and gathering evidenceSection 9: Arrestable person related to offenseSection 10: Sending Preliminary Investigation ReportSection 11: Misleading, false or fictitious information may be retainedSection 12: A special team may be constituted to investigateSection 13: DetentionSection 14: Period of detention for investigation and procedure thereonSection 15: Investigating Officer may release person in custodySection 16: Taking statements and interrogatoriesSection 17: Answer the questions askedSection 18: SearchableSection 19: Section 20: Corpse to be examinedSection 21: Physical evidence to be examinedSection 22: Wounds should be examinedSection 23: Expert opinion can be obtainedSection 24: Must be identifiedSection 25: Research diary should be keptSection 26: Can request opinions, advice regarding researchSection 27: the Attorney General may give necessary directions with respect to the investigationSection 28: Section 29: Can be sent to the relevant bodySection 30: Investigation of offenses committed outside NepalSection 31: Investigation report to be sent
Chapter - 11
Section 99: Evidence to be producedSection 100: Full document to be returnedSection 101: Party to produce witnessesSection 102: Expert...Section 103: Cross-examination of co-accused can be doneSection 104: Section 105: The document called forgery or fraud should be kept with the missileSection 106: The witness must be understood on the appointed daySection 107: Section 108: Affidavit to be made in courtSection 109: Witness understanding through audio-visual communication (video conference)Section 110: Demeanor, facial expressions, etc. of the witness may be notedSection 111: A witness once understood cannot be understood againSection 112: Section 113: Witness should be given daily and visiting allowance and securitySection 114: Protecting witnesses or victimsSection 115: Witness evidence is admissible even outside the state of Nepal
Chapter - 14
Section 134: AppealableSection 135: An appeal may be lodged through the court which made the decision or the prison in which it is confinedSection 136: Manner to be served on appealSection 137: Imprisonment pending appealSection 138: Throwing missilesSection 139: Fixing the date of the hearing of the appealSection 140: Hearing of AppealSection 141: If the respondent is absent, the appeal will be heard ex parteSection 142: Don't stay on dateSection 143: The notice or order served on the appellant or respondent shall be served with the sameSection 144: Power of court to hear appealSection 145: SeekerSection 146: Appeal on the judgment of the seekerSection 147: Sadhak should not be decided until the time of appealSection 148: Procedure for Submitting SeekersSection 149: Right of Court to See SeekerSection 150: Appeal and Sadhak Decision
Chapter - 15
Section 151: Section 152: Agency executing the judgmentSection 153: Execution of judgment to be suspendedSection 154: To be imprisonedSection 155: Amount Payable for ImprisonmentSection 156: Property to be withheldSection 157: Property to be auctionedSection 158: Punishment shall be waived if the convicted person diesSection 159: Punishment can be pardonedSection 160: Section 161: Section 162: Enforcement of finesSection 163: Provisions relating to government bribes or other fundsSection 164: Imprisonable for official misconductSection 165: Procedure for payment of private damages or compensationSection 166: To recover the amount according to the judgment from the bailSection 167: Proceedings to seize, seize or control propertySection 168: Fix a date for payment of compensation, compensation or other amount
Chapter - 16
Section 168A: AppealableSection 169: The District Court concerned shall have jurisdictionSection 169A: LimitationSection 170: XXXXXXXSection 171: Register of documentsSection 172: Documents to be erasedSection 173: Text to be translatedSection 174: Can take the help of a translatorSection 175: Copy to be givenSection 176: Conflict of interest should not be consideredSection 177: Tasks to be done by the judge himselfSection 178: Procedure to be followed on release of detainee or prisonerSection 179: Giving notice when releasing the seized propertySection 180: The public prosecutor should plead and appealSection 181: The public prosecutor can appealSection 182: Documents brought to be registered in court must be registeredSection 183: Identity of victim or witness can be kept confidentialSection 184: Statements, papers or documents before the Investigating Officer may be recorded by audio visual meansSection 185: Section 186: To receive or give compensationSection 187: Need to stay in Rohwar and help to typeSection 188: Not to be prosecutedSection 189: Provisions of Investigation CommitteeSection 190: May allow the case to be resolvedSection 191: Mutual legal assistance can be exchangedSection 192: Documents can be exchanged by electronic meansSection 193: Typographical or mathematical error not affectedSection 193A: Section 194: Coordination CommitteeSection 195: Departmental action will be takenSection 196: Power to make rulesSection 197: Directory can be createdSection 198: May modify or add to the schedule