Rule 40
Judgments To Be Read Out
After a judgment has been rendered pursuant to the Rule 39 the judgment shall be read out to make listen by the defendant and a statement of such shall be made to confirm the event.
Court Martial Rules, 2064 (2008)
Chapter - 2
Rule 3: Information Of An Offence To Be ProvidedRule 4: Formation Of A Court Of EnquiryRule 5: Procedures Of A Court Of EnquiryRule 6: Procedurs For Keeping In DetentionRule 7: Report To Be SubmittedRule 8: Instruction May Be Issued To Collect Additional EvidenceRule 9: Notice To Be Given To InformantRule 10: Recommendation For The Formation Of A Court MartialRule 11: A Case To Be FiledRule 12: Found Material Evidence To Be SubmittedRule 13: No Obstruction For Filling An Additional Charge SheetRule 14: Accused To Be Handed Over
Chapter - 3
Rule 15: Assignment Of A Chief & Members Of Court Martial And Prad OfficerRule 16: Functions, Duties And Powers Of The Prad Viwak Or Prad OfficerRule 17: Enquiry Has To Be Made Whether An Objection Exists Or NotRule 18: Taking Of An OathRule 19: Provision On Dress CodeRule 20: Bench For Court MartialRule 21: Provisions On DefenseRule 22: Statement Of The AccusedRule 23: Provisions Related To Initial HearingRule 24: Statement Of The VictimRule 25: Records To Be MaintainedRule 26: Provisions On Closed Bench
Chapter - 5
Rule 29: Procedure For The Formation Of A Special Court MartialRule 30: Authority For Jurisdiction To Be Exercised CollectivelyRule 31: File May Be DemandedRule 32: Appointment Of A Legal Professional For DefenseRule 33: Authority And Procedure Of A Special Court MartialRule 34: Procedures To Be Followed By An Appellate CommitteeRule 35: Contents To Be Mentioned In An AppealRule 36: Appellate FeeRule 37: Provision Related To The RegistrarRule 38: Functions, Duties, And Powers Of A Registrar