(1) If the court of a foreign state has made a request for examining any witness or taking evidence pursuant to Section 22, the concerned Court must take evidence as if evidence were taken in the proceedings of a case sub judice in such Court.
(2) If, in taking evidence pursuant to sub-section (1), the Court is required to give a time-limit for any witness or person to appear before the Court, it must serve the process in accordance with law, giving a time
limit of up to seven days excluding the time required for journey.
(3) In taking evidence pursuant to sub-section (1), the concerned Court must take evidence being limited to the matter of examination of witness, preparation of answers to the written interrogatories or provision
of evidence, document or description of a movable or immovable property pursuant to the request by the court of the foreign state.
(4) If, in making examination of witness, preparing answers to the written interrogatories or examining document or taking evidence pursuant to sub-section (3), the parties to the case in the matter of which evidence is taken pursuant to this Section, their attorneys or law practitioners wish to appear in the Court, the concerned Court may give
permission to such parties, attorneys or law practitioners to appear in the Court at the time of taking evidence.
(5) The concerned Court shall apply the laws of Nepal in taking  evidence pursuant to this Section.
(6) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (5), if a treaty has been concluded with a foreign state for taking evidence by adopting any specific procedure or method or the foreign state has
requested for the adoption of such procedure or method and the Central Authority has requested for the taking of evidence accordingly, the concerned Court shall take evidence accordingly.