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(2)an ascendant, a descendant, the husband, or the wife, only for a criminal offence in which the injured person was fatally assaulted or is wounded to the degree of being unable to represent himself;
(3)the manager or other representative of a juristic person, only for an offence committed against such juristic person.
Section6.In a criminal case in which the injured person is a minor without a legal representative or is an insane or incompetent person without a custodian, or in which his legal representative or custodian is unable to execute the duties for any reason, including conflict of interests with him, a relative or interested person may move to the court for appointing him as a representative ad litem.
Upon an examination, the court shall, as it finds appropriate, appoint the movant or a different person with his consent as a representative ad litem. When there is no person to serve as a representative, the court shall appoint an administrative official as a representative.
No cost shall be demanded in respect of appointment of a representative ad litem.
