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Legal consultancy in Nepal provides crucial guidance for businesses, investors, and individuals navigating a complex legal landscape. Legal consultants help clients comply with laws, draft contracts, resolve disputes, and represent them before courts, regulators, and authorities.

Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) is the practice of delegating legal tasks to an external law firm or a specialized LPO service provider.

(Land Revenue (Eighth Amendment) Regulations, 2082) A mandatory licensing provision has been implemented for those engaged in house and land transactions. Under the eighth amendment to the Land Revenue Regulations, the licensing system for Real Estate Transactions in Nepal has been formally established through the Nepal Gazette, Volume 75, No. 27, dated Bhadra 12, 2082 BS, published by the...

The Government of Nepal, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, has issued a directive regarding the operation and use of social Networking platforms. This directive was published in the Nepal Gazette, Volume 73, Part 3, No. 39, dated Mangsir 11, 2080 BS. The directive introduces mandatory provisions for the registration of social Networking platform and sets out detailed...

A Company Secretary in Nepal is a key corporate official who plays a vital role in ensuring that a company operates in compliance with applicable laws, rules, and regulations. The position is not limited to administrative work; rather, it carries significant responsibilities in maintaining transparency, accountability, and good corporate governance within an organization. The primary duty of...

The Reinsurance Directive, 2023 (first amended in 2025), issued by the Nepal Insurance Authority (NIA), is an important step toward creating a more transparent, risk-based, and technically strong reinsurance system in Nepal.

Bail is money or some form of property that is deposited or pledged to a court in order to persuade it to release suspect from custody or jail, with the understanding that the suspect will return for trial and required court appearances.

Learn how to register wine and cider industries in Nepal, including legal process, required documents, and compliance for production and distribution.

Casino registration in Nepal refers to the legal process of obtaining approval, licensing, and authorization from the Government of Nepal. This involves meeting specific requirements under the Casino Regulation, 2082B.S. and related tourism and business laws, including minimum capital, licensing fees, hotel partnerships, operational standards, and compliance with tax and anti-gambling...

Nepal’s financial sector has undergone significant reforms and modernization over the past few decades, driven in part by the work of various regulatory bodies. For both domestic and foreign investors, understanding these institutions is critical to navigating the financial landscape, assessing risks, and ensuring compliance. This article provides an overview of key regulatory authorities,...