(1) An evidence taken by a foreign country in accordance with the law of that country pursuant to a request made under Section 15 and made available to the Court through the Central
Authority may be taken in evidence as if it were taken in accordance with law.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere in this Act, nothing shall bar the settlement of a case by examining the other available evidence for the sole reason that a foreign state has refusd to take
evidence or evidence has not been taken by the competent authority of such state.
(3) A certificate issued on behalf of the competent authority of a foreign state indicating the value of the property confiscated in the foreign state, and the date of confiscation, pursuant to a request for mutual legal
assistance under Section 15 may be taken in evidence for any judicial proceedings.
(4) Notwithstanding anything contained in the laws in force, examination of witness or interrogatories executed in a foreign country pursuant to this Act may be taken in evidence as if such examination of
witness or written interrogatories were executed in the Court of Nepal.