Marriage Registration in Nepal, are classified into three types. It can be completed through Ward Office or through Court and requires up-to nine documents

State Law Making Powers in NepalProcedure for Introducing Bills by StateProcedure for Enacting LawsWithdrawal of BillsAssent and Enactment of BillsLaws Enacted by Each ProvinceConclusion State Law Making Powers in Nepal…

Introduction to the Principles of Natural Justice The Principle of Natural Justice is the collection of legal principles rooted in equality that ensure fairness in both administrative and judicial proceedings.…

What is Offer in Contract? Principles of a Legitimate Offer Types of Offers Express or Implicit Offer Direct or Indirect Offer Particular or General Offer Counter Offer Termination or Expiry…

Introduction to Contracts Contractual Laws in Nepal National Civil Code Contract Act 2056Essential Elements of Contract in NepalInvolvement of Two Parties Offer and Acceptance Intent to Establish Legal Relations Voluntary…

Introduction to Cybercrimes Laws Governing Cybercrimes in Nepal Procedure for Filing a Cybercrime Case/Complaint in Nepal Approach the Nearest Police Office or Nepal Police Headquarters Draft a Formal Complaint Letter…

Pre-Trial Criminal ProcedureStep 1: Filing the First Information Report (FIR) Step 2: Investigation of CrimeArrest and Detention of Suspects Release During InvestigationDocumentation of Crime Scene Preliminary Investigation ReportAccused's Statement Presentation…

Civil Procedure in Nepal can be further divided into Pre-Trial and Trial Civil Procedure where the lawsuit begins with filing and ends with Judgement.

Offense Related to Property in Nepal is governed by National Penal Code 2017 and consists of Rioting for Property, concealment, burglary, misappropriation and forgery.

Human Trafficking Laws in Nepal, governed by Human Trafficking and Transportation Control Act 2064, can result in imprisonment up-to twenty years and protection of Victims.