(1) Notwithstanding anything else written in this Code, if the accused or the defendant in a case dies, the court shall dismiss such case. But if there is more than one accused or defendant, the case cannot be dismissed if one of the accused dies.
(2) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (1), even if the accused or the defendant dies in a case involving damages or compensation, the court may decide to maintain damages or compensation after considering the evidence related to the missile and other evidences deemed necessary to understand.
(3) Even if a plaintiff has died, in the case under sub-section (2), if his rightful owner comes to settle the case within thirty days of the death of such plaintiff, the court shall accept it and take into account the evidence of the missile and other evidences deemed necessary to understand, and decide whether or not compensation should be paid. Will have to do.
(4) In the event of the death of the party making the application for appeal, review or retrial or the person previously found guilty in such a case, the case for which such appeal, review or retrial has been considered shall be placed on the docket. But –
(a) On the death of one of the parties, the other party cannot be kept in custody without proceeding with the case,
(b) In the case involving the wrongdoing, the right-holder may, if he wishes, do so within thirty-five days from the date of receipt of the information.