Section 132: Notice and copy of judgment to be given

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1) The court shall give a notice of judgment in the form referred to in Schedule-44 to the accused or defendant who has not been involved in the proceedings of the case from the beginning, the accused held in detention or imprisonment, or the accused of a case heard ex parte.

2) The notice referred to in sub-section (1) shall be served as if it were a summons, and if such notice cannot be served, it shall be published in any national daily newspaper owned by the Government of Nepal.

3) The concerned party shall bear the expenses to be incurred in the publication of a notice referred to in sub-section (2) in relation to any case under Schedule-4.

4) The information of judgment of any of the cases under Schedule-1, Schedule-2 and Schedule-3 shall also be given to the concerned government attorney office.

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