(1) When the Chief Justice or 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 Expenses according to the hospital bill incurred during treatment in the hospital and expenses of the medicine purchased according to the prescription of the doctor of the hospital,

(b) Any doctor for the treatment of the disease in case of not having to be admitted to the hospital or unable to be admitted or even after being admitted to the hospital and leaving the hospital, Fees charged by Kaviraj or Vaidya 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 chirfar (surgical operation) except plastic surgery,

p>(d) Expenses for glasses, teeth, earphones, etc., as per the bill to the extent prescribed by the Government of Nepal from time to time by issuing order, And the total amount of the transportation expenses of the returning patient and up to one person in case of needing a person and seventy-five percent of the daily allowance for food expenses.

(2) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (1), five If the expenses are less than one hundred rupees, the medical expenses will not be given and the medical expenses will not be given in the amount more than twelve months salary received by the chief justice or judges during the total service period. If treatment is recommended in the country, and if treatment is not available in the country, and if treatment is recommended abroad, the government of Nepal may provide additional financial assistance in addition to the treatment expenses to be received according to sub-section (1).

(4) If the Chief Justice or a judge dies before receiving the medical expenses due under this section, the person referred to in sub-section (1) of section 16 will be entitled to receive such amount.

(5) Medical expenses due under this Act Chief JusticeIf the judge or judge wants to take it as a contribution, the submission can be made by submitting an account after sub-section (2) and if the amount taken in such a submission is more than the amount to be received for the treatment after calculation, the amount that is more will be deducted from the salary of the chief judge or judge in installments.< /p>

However, if the Chief Justice or the judge dies without paying the amount to be deducted, the remaining amount to be deducted will be forfeited.

(6) Spouse, mother, father Or if the mother-in-law, father-in-law or minor son or daughter is ill, the chief judge or judge may take ninety percent of the medical expenses incurred according to the bill up to half of the maximum medical expenses received under subsection (2). 7) When claiming treatment expenses according to sub-section (6), the doctor's prescription stating the diagnosis must be submitted. Or if a minor son or daughter falls ill and goes abroad for treatment or is admitted to a hospital in the country and undergoes surgery or treatment, ninety percent of the hospital bills and medical treatment costs according to the prescription of the hospital doctor from among the amount received by the Chief Justice or the judge according to sub-section (2) (9) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-sections (6) and (8), the spouse, mother or father-in-law or mother-in-law or father-in-law of the Chief Justice or the spouse of a judge in any constitutional position or in government service or in the government If he is an employee in the service of an organization owned or controlled, such a person will not be entitled to medical expenses.

Explanation: For the purpose of this section, "constitutional position" means the position of head or official of a constitutional body.

( 10) When the chief justice or judge retires, if there is any remaining medical expenses with or without taking some of the medical expenses received during the total service period according to sub-section (2), a lump sum amount as much as the remaining amount shall be paid to the chief justice or judge.The judge will be entitled to receive it after retiring. (11) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (10), the Chief Justice or a judge who has received medical expenses in any constitutional position, in the position of judge of the High Court or the Court of Appeal or in government service. After deducting the treatment expenses received before, only the remaining amount will be received.

(12) In the case that the chief judge or judge who requests treatment expenses according to this section is ill and unable to attend the court, he/she shall request the sick leave as long as the sick leave is left. .

However, if there is no remaining sick leave, there will be no objection to request other leave.

(13) Details of the treatment expenses received by the Chief Justice or the judge in accordance with this section, the record of the leave of the Chief Justice or the concerned judge and It should be recorded in personal records.