(1) If the court of a foreign state requests to understand witnesses or evidence in accordance with section 22, the relevant court shall understand the evidence as if it were understood in the proceedings of the case pending in such court.
(2) When hearing the evidence according to sub-section (1), if the court has to give a deadline for any witness or person to appear in the court, the deadline shall be set in accordance with the law by giving a deadline of up to seven days excluding the time limit for the journey.
(3) When hearing evidence in accordance with sub-section (1), the relevant court shall hear the evidence limited to matters such as the need to examine witnesses, prepare answers to interrogatories or give details of movable or immovable property in accordance with the request of the court of a foreign state.
(4) In accordance with sub-section (3), when examining witnesses, preparing answers to interrogatories or taking documents or evidence, in the case of which evidence has been taken in accordance with this section, if the party to such case, his heir or legal practitioner wishes to appear in court, such party, heir or legal practitioner shall The concerned court may give permission to attend the court while hearing the evidence.
(5) According to this section, the relevant court shall use the law of Nepal when considering the evidence.
(6) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (5), if there is a treaty with a foreign state or a request by a foreign state to understand evidence by adopting a specific procedure or method on a specific matter and if there is a request from the central authority to understand evidence accordingly, the relevant court shall consider the evidence accordingly. You have to understand.