The complainant takes the character of the plaintiff

The victim of a criminal offense must take the character of the personal plaintiff in his offer submitted to the Public Prosecution or the Criminal Court and then pay the advance of the personal prosecution, until the court considers his request to compensate for the damage caused by the occurrence of the crime, because the complaint submitted by the victim without taking the capacity of the personal prosecutor leads to the court’s failure to search for compensation, as stipulated in Article 60/1 of the Code of Criminal Procedure: The complainant is not considered a personal prosecutor unless he takes the character of the personal claim explicitly in the complaint, or in a written statement and he must expedite the expenses and fees according to the provisions.