Criminal Procedure Code of the Kyrgyz Republic - Legislationline

(5) When a case is dismissed on the grounds stipulated by Articles 28 and 29 of this Code a court
shall leave the claim without consideration.
(6) If because of the grounds stipulated by paragraph 9 of item 1 of Article 28 of this Code a
criminal case is dismissed at a pretrial stage of proceedings, a person or a legal entity or their
representatives shall be authorized to file a claim according to the civil procedure.
Article 142. Obligation to Provide for a Civil Claim and Property Confiscation Stipulated
by the Law
(6) If there are sufficient facts proving property damage caused by the crime, the agency of
preliminary investigation, investigator, prosecutor, and the court are obliged to take
measures to provide for the filed or potential civil claim.
(7) For the cases on crimes for which the criminal law stipulates confiscation of property, the
investigator, or the agency of preliminary investigation shall take necessary measures to
provide for execution of the sentence regarding possible confiscation, by rendering an
appropriate resolution on that.
(8) Providing for the civil claim and possible confiscation of property is executed through
imposing arrest on deposits, values and other property, as stated in the inventory, of the
accused or the persons, who bear property responsibility, as stipulated by the law, for the
actions of the accused, and also through withdrawal of the arrested property.
(9) If a civil claim is satisfied, before the verdict takes effect, the court shall be authorized to
render a resolution on enforcement measures to provide for execution of the claim if such
measures have not been taken yet.
Article 143. Execution of a Sentence and Court Ruling Regarding a Civil Claim
When a civil claim was satisfied by court a sentence as well as ruling on enforcement of
compulsory medical treatment in respect of the civil claim shall be executed according to the
procedure stipulated by Judgement Enforcement Law.
SECTION 17. PROCEDURAL TIME LIMITS. PROCEDURAL COSTS
Article 144. Calculation of time limits
(1) Procedural time limits shall be calculated by hours, days, months, and years.
(2) Calculation of a time limit shall be made with the observation of the following rules:
1) the day in calculation of a time limit shall be considered consisting of 24 hours. When a
time limit is calculated in days, it shall expire at 12 p.m. of the last day;
2) the day, when a time limit starts, shall not be taken into account in calculation of time
limits;
3) a month and a year shall be calculated according to the calendar; when a time limit is
calculated in months and years it shall expire on the corresponding date of the last month,
year. If the end of a time limit calculated in months shall be in a month that lacks the
corresponding date, the time limit shall end on the last day of the month;