(1) Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere in this paragraph, a summons or notice issued by any court in the name of the following person may be served on such person in the court itself in the following cases:-
(a) If he is an employee or official of the concerned court, when he appears in the court,
(b) in any other case in the Court concerned, if a party is present on that date, when appearing on such date,
(c) When appearing as an heir representing a party in a case before the concerned court,
(d) in the case of a legal practitioner appearing in the relevant court in the course of legal business, while attending in the course of such business, or
(e) If there is a person present as a witness in the relevant court, when he is present in that capacity.
(2) If the term, arrest warrant, subpoena or notice issued by the court in the name of the person referred to in sub-section (1) is brought to be submitted while he is present in the relevant court, he must be served.
(3) If he refuses to accept such deadline, arrest warrant, warrant or notice when brought to submit according to sub-section (2), the mailman shall immediately report such matter to the relevant court.
(4) If the conduct of the report under sub-section (3) is found to be reasonable, the relevant court shall prohibit such person from representing him as an heir, taking dates, practicing law or testifying as a witness until such person understands the deadline, arrest warrant, summons or notice issued in his name. Will order.