(1) In addition to the provisions contained elsewhere in this regulation, the commercial court shall complete the following evidence and procedures while registering the petition, complaint, petition, appeal, written counter-action, etc. of the case filed under the following section of the Companies Act, 2063:-
(a) In case of a complaint under sub-section (3) of section 6, a copy of the application given to register the company, registration no. and the date and copy of the notice of refusal to register or information, if any,
(b) A certified copy of the special resolution passed by the company's general meeting, a copy of the company's charter and regulations when filing an application for court approval to reduce the share capital in accordance with section 57,
(c) In case of a claim against the application for reduction of share capital according to Section 58, the proof showing the capacity in which the application was made,
(d) In case of the above application without calling the general meeting as per sub-section (3) of section 76, a certified copy of the instructions given by the company registrar's office to hold the general meeting, husband. (e) Copy of the decision or order of the director or officer of the company acting in excess of jurisdiction in accordance with the restrictive phrase of sub-section (2) of section 104 and sub-section (2) of section 159,
(f) A copy of the inspection report in case the case is submitted based on the report given by the inspector appointed by the office of the company registrar in accordance with sub-section (2) of section 123,
(g) If an application has been made to reinstate a company whose registration has been revoked in accordance with section 137, a certified copy of the order or certificate of revocation of registration,
(h) A copy of the evidence confirming the claim in case of the above complaint if the transaction is conducted against the rights and interests of the shareholders according to section 139,
(j) A copy of the proof that the company should file a lawsuit to enforce the rights of the company in accordance with section 140, but if it does not, the shareholder tries to file a lawsuit on behalf of the company,
(h) In cases filed under Sections 139 and 140, separate complaints or appeals should be madeYes,
(k) In case of cancellation of the registration of the company which does not distribute profits according to sub-section (3) of section 167, certified copy of the cancellation of registration or order,
(l) Seal and signature of the company on the documents submitted to the court when making a complaint on behalf of the company that uses the seal and signature and name certified by the company or person in the case of documents submitted to the court in the case of the company that does not use the seal; , a copy of the document to be submitted while countering, a copy showing that the copy is properly corrected according to the original,
(d) When the liquidator makes an application under clause (c) of sub-section (3) of section 4 of the Act, 2063 to review the company's deed before the court under the condition of section 129, proof that he has been appointed, a report with his opinion and the basis thereof.
(2) In addition to the provisions contained elsewhere in this regulation, the commercial court shall complete the following evidence and procedure when registering a petition, complaint, petition, appeal, written counter, etc. of a case filed under the following section of the Damasahi Act, 2063:-
(a) If an application has been made for the action related to marriage according to section 4, the evidence showing the right to make the application,
(b) from whom the application is to be submitted in clause (a), (b) or (c) of sub-section (3) of section 4, copies of the evidence mentioned in the relevant section,
(c) In accordance with sub-section (4) of section 4, proof of permission obtained from the court when the shareholder or debenture holder of the company makes an application for the action of damasahi,
(d) Proof of completion of thirty-five days after giving notice to the company by the creditor to pay the installment as per section 5,
(e) In case the company applies to deactivate the notice given by the creditors to repay the installments as per sub-section (1) of Section 6, a copy of such notice and proof confirming the grounds that the notice should be deactivated,
(f) Document that the board of directors has certified that the company is in damasahi when the company that falls into damasahi according to section 7 submits an application, a.Copy of company's balance sheet and auditor's report and special resolution passed by the board of directors,
(g) Certified copy of the approval in case of company requiring prior approval as per Section 8,
(h) In accordance with sub-section (5) of section 48, when the creditor makes an application for review in the court, the related evidence,
(j) In case of application made by the liquidator to cancel the transaction with the company in Damasahi according to sub-section (2) of section 59, evidence confirming the basis of the claim to be canceled,
(h) According to sub-section (1) of section 70, if there is a petition to remove the businessperson of the company involved in the scandal, proof that the above allegations are substantiated,
(k) In the case of a case in which an offense under sub-section (1) of section 72 has been alleged, evidence to prove the allegation,
(l) According to section 74, if there is an application claiming to pay the expenses incurred in the case or to pay the compensation for the loss, proof that the expenses or damages are verified and confirmed.
(d) When a foreign company registered as a branch office in Nepal closes its business or business in accordance with the prevailing law, the following details shall be attached when the company makes an application for taking action related to the business or business in Nepal:-
(a) A copy of the power of attorney under section 157 of the Companies Act, 2063 and,
(b) A document certifying that if the Damasahi process has been started in accordance with the laws of other countries as mentioned in sub-section (6) of section 158 of the Companies Act, 2063. However, if the authorized representative of the foreign company submits an application, a copy of the notice published in accordance with subsection (6) of section 158 of the Companies Act, 2063 shall also be attached.
(3) In addition to the provisions elsewhere in this regulation, the Commercial Court shall complete the following evidence and procedures when registering the following cases filed under the following sections of the Competition Promotion and Market Protection Act, 2063:
(a) Competition provisions under sub-section (5) of section 24A copy of the order given by the board to the market protection officer to file a case if the sub-committee formed by the Food and Market Protection Board investigates and investigates the case,
(b) According to sub-section (6) of section 24, the opinion taken by the market protection officer with the public prosecutor and the copy of the decision of the public prosecutor,
(c) In accordance with section 29, in the application given to receive compensation from any person or establishment, the claim for compensation is defective and the evidence confirming the same.
(4) In addition to the provisions provided elsewhere in this regulation, the Commercial Court shall complete the following evidence and procedure when filing a petition, complaint, application, appeal, written response, etc. for the following cases filed under the following section of the Safe Transactions Act, 2063:-
(a) A copy of the agreement stating the obligations to be fulfilled by the mortgagee when making an application against the mortgagee in accordance with section 48,
(b) Proof of confirmation of the allegation and copy of the contract when applying in accordance with sub-section (1) of section 49, (c) Proof of confirmation of the claim when applying for compensation in accordance with sub-section (3) of section 54,
(d). A certified copy of the decision of the person who committed the offense under section 55 when applying for compensation.