Hurt and Grievous Hurt with reference of Nepali/Nepalese law
Hurt might described as the substantial suffering which is brought about by actual contact with the body by a forced assault. There is no severe … Read more
Nepali Law
Victim Consent Is Not Mandatory for Sentence Remission: A Case Commentary on the Supreme Court of Nepal
The Supreme Court of Nepal declared the mandatory consent provisions of the Criminal Offense (Sentence Remission) Rules, 2019, to be unconstitutional, but it protects the … Read more
“Meter Byaj” Offense in Nepal: Understanding the Implications and the Path to Economic Stability
The “Improper Transaction” offense, also known as the “Meter Byaj” means compound interest offense. Offenses relating to Improper Transactions have been criminalized by amending National … Read more
Supreme Court of Nepal Emphasizes Criminal Liability for Severe Medical Negligence
The Supreme Court underscored the importance of establishing criminal liability in cases of serious medical negligence during patient treatment, on a nine-year-old case regarding medical … Read more
Taxation in Federalism: A Barrier to the No-Double-Taxation Policy
Double Taxation—a notion that is principally wrong has created a threat of an unwanted burden to the taxpayers. Double taxation is a tax system, which … Read more