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27/05/2026

Custodial Rights in Nepal: What Every Citizen Must Know

Understanding your rights during arrest and detention is essential. From the right to legal counsel and protection against torture to the 24-hour judicial production rule, Nepal’s Constitution and laws provide important safeguards for every individual in custody.

Check out our brief legal overview on custodial rights, remedies against unlawful detention, and the protections guaranteed under Nepali and international law.

Custody does not suspend your fundamental rights - constitutional protections remain in force. Every arrested person must be produced before a judicial authority within 24 hours. The right to legal counsel applies from the very first moment of detention. The Constitution expressly prohibits torture,...

25/05/2026

Check out our latest legal guide on Divorce in Nepal covering:
• Grounds for divorce
• Mutual & contested divorce
• Court procedures
• Property division & alimony
• Child custody and support

A concise overview of the legal process, rights, and practical considerations under Nepali law.

Divorce in Nepal is governed principally by the MCCA 2074 (2017) and the NCPC 2074. The law recognises both mutual-consent divorce and contested divorce, granting either spouse the right to petition a court. Women enjoy several additional statutory protections, including the right to alimony and a s...

15/05/2026

Check out insights on dishonor of cheque laws in Nepal.

Cheque bounce is not just a banking issue, it can create serious civil and criminal consequences under Nepali law. Many individuals and businesses still underestimate the legal impact and delay taking proper action.

Understanding your rights, legal remedies, and timelines can make a major difference in recovery and enforcement.

In Nepal, a bounced cheque is not just a banking headache , it is a legal offence that can land the person who gave it to you in jail. The law gives you two powerful options: sue them in civil court to get your money back with interest, or file a police complaint to pursue criminal charges.

13/05/2026

Been a victim of a crime and don’t know where to start?

Filing an FIR (First Information Report) is your first legal step toward justice in Nepal. Many people hesitate because they think the process is complicated, expensive, or only for serious cases but the law gives every citizen the right to report a crime.

Our latest legal guide explains:
✔ What an FIR is
✔ Who can file it
✔ Which cases require an FIR
✔ Online FIR filing in Nepal
✔ What to do if police refuse to register your complaint
✔ Important legal rights under Nepali law

Knowing your rights is the first step toward protecting them.

Read the complete guide and stay informed.

Been a victim of a crime and don't know where to start? An FIR ( First Information Report) is your first and most important step toward justice in Nepal. It is free, it is your legal right, and it is simpler than most people think. This guide breaks down exactly how to file one, what crimes it cover...

06/05/2026

As economies shift toward intangible assets, Intellectual Property as collateral is gaining importance worldwide. Our two brilliant young minds shares insights on why Nepal is yet to fully unlock this potential.

Intellectual property (IP) is legally recognized as property in Nepal and can, in theory, be used as collateral for financing. However, banks rarely accept it due to challenges in assessment, lack of expertise, regulatory gaps and unclear enforcement mechanisms. The core issue is not legality but th...

27/03/2026

Happy Birthday to our Founding Partner Madhav Pyakurel ! 🎉⚖️

Today, we celebrate not just a remarkable leader, but a visionary whose dedication, integrity, and passion have shaped the foundation of our firm. Your guidance continues to inspire us every day, and your commitment to excellence sets the standard we all strive to achieve.

Wishing you a year filled with continued success, good health, and new milestones. Thank you for leading with wisdom and purpose.

15/03/2026

📢 Hiring: Legal Intern

We are looking for a motivated and enthusiastic Legal Intern to join our team.

Qualifications:
• Knowledge of law and experience with legal consulting
• Proficiency in legal document preparation and understanding of legal processes
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills to engage with clients and legal teams
• Ability to analyze and address complex legal issues effectively
• Excellent attention to detail and strong organizational skills
• Proficiency in legal research and willingness to work collaboratively
• Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree in Law
• Familiarity with the Nepalese legal system and practices is a plus

📍 Location: Thapa gaun, Kathmandu
📩 Interested candidates may send their CV to: [email protected]

Please feel free to share this opportunity with anyone who might be interested.