Introduction Copyright is one of the crucial types of Intellectual Property (IP). The importance of copyright laws in Nepal has increased enormously in recent times due to the rapid advancement in technology in fields such as printing, music, communication,...
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The Social Security Act in Nepal: Bridging the Gap Between Law and Labor
Introduction The Contribution Based Social Security Act, 2017 (2074) was enacted by the Government of Nepal to uphold workers' rights to social security and create a structured mechanism for delivering benefits. Passed on July 24, 2017, and effective after its...
Cheque Bounce Case in Nepal | 2025 Updated
A cheque bounce case in Nepal occurs when the issuer of a cheque does not have sufficient funds in their bank account to fulfill the payment. This illegal act can lead to legal consequences for both individuals and businesses. A cheque bounce can happen for several...
NRN Citizenship: Highlights on Amendments to Nepali Laws
The concept of NRN Citizenship was introduced to recognize the rights and connections of Non-Resident Nepalis (NRNs) to their home country. Recent amendments to the Citizenship Act now provide NRNs with citizenship entitlements, ensuring economic, social, and cultural...
Marriage Registration in Nepal: Legal Framework and Procedure
Introduction Marriage, in legal terms, refers to the formal union of two individuals as spouses in a legally recognized relationship. It is a consensual and contractual relationship governed by laws, customs, and obligations that regulate the rights and duties of the...
Major Highlights of Nepalese Labour Act 2074 (2017)
Introduction The Nepalese Labour Act 2074 (2017) is the primary law governing labor-related matters in Nepal. Effective from 4th September 2017, it replaced the previous Labour Act of 1992 and establishes updated regulations for employers and employees. Applicability...
Legal Framework Regarding Divorce Procedure in Nepal
Divorce Procedure in Nepal refers to the legal dissolution of marriage under Nepali law. Governed by the National Civil Code, 2074 (2017), the divorce process is designed to resolve marital disputes and officially terminate the marital relationship through court...
Cybercrime Laws in Nepal
Cybercrime in Nepal Cybercrime is one of the fastest-growing areas of criminal activity. In Nepal, there are few lawyers who advocate on issues of cybercrime. Cases of cybercrime in Nepal are commenced by the Government of Nepal as the plaintiff and are presumed to be...



