Criminal Law • Case Briefs • Jul 31, 2025 Triratna Chitrakar vs. Government of Nepal Background The case Triratna Chitrakar vs. Government of Nepal is cited in NKP (2066) No.5, page 784, Decision Number: 8148. It was heard by a joint bench of the Supreme Court of Nepal comprising Right Hon’ble Judges Balram K.C. and Gauri Dha… By Sese Hang Limbu Imsong
Criminal Law • Opinions • Jun 18, 2025 रोमियो जुलियट क्लज: एक संक्षिप्त परिचय जबर्जस्ती करणी गम्भीर फौजदारी प्रकृतिको सामाजिक अपराध हो । परम्परागत रूपमा महिलाविरुद्ध हुने यौनजन्य अपराध मध्येको गम्भीर यौनजन्य अपराधका रूपमा लिइन्छ । सामान्यतया महिलाको इच्छा विरुद्ध वा मन्ञजुरी बेगर वा बल प्रयोग गरेर वा अनुचित प्रभावमा पारेर पु… By Kuber Raj Jaishi
Constitutional Law • Case Briefs • Jul 15, 2026 Mithilesh Kumar Singh et al. v. Prime Minister et al., N.K.P. 2055 Facts of the Case Following the promulgation of the Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal, 2047 (1990), Parliament enacted the 'Labour Act, 2048 (1992)' and the executive framed the 'Labour Rules, 2050 (1993)'. The Constitution, un… By Mimamsha
Constitutional Law • Case Briefs • Jul 14, 2026 Rabindra Bhattarai vs. Council of Ministers N.K.P. 2055 Facts of the Case The Parliament enacted the "Torture Compensation Act, 2053 (1996)" to criminalize torture and provide compensation to victims, aligning domestic law with the UN Convention Against Torture (UNCAT). 'Section 10'&… By Mimamsha
Gender Justice • Articles • Aug 10, 2025 Judicial Sensitivity to Domestic Abuse: Comparative Insights on Battered Woman Syndrome and the Path Forward for Nepal Abstract Battered Woman Syndrome (BWS), a subcategory of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), acknowledges the severe psychological impact of prolonged intimate partner abuse. Its recognition in criminal law, especially in homicide cases, allows … By Majana Rai
International Humanitarian Law • Case Briefs • Jul 31, 2025 The Prosecutor v. Jean-Paul Akayesu: A Case Analysis The Prosecutor v. The case of Jean-Paul Akayesu remains one of the most critical events in the process of establishing international criminal law since it was the first time a worldwide tribunal pronounced a guilty judgment in the crime of genocide.… By Asal Raj Timsina
Family Law • Know The Law • May 11, 2025 The Legal Evolution of Marital Rape in Nepal Introduction Marital rape refers to non-consensual sexual intercourse between spouses. It is a form of sexual violence where one partner, typically the husband, forces or coerces the other partner into sexual activity without consent. The 8th … By Ritima Bhatta
Procedural Law • Articles • May 11, 2025 The Practice of Statute of Limitation If a person has committed a crime, can that person be sued for their crimes at any time? Surprisingly, no. Just like the final grains of sand flowing through an hourglass, the pursuit of justice quietly ends with limited descent. This limitation ens… By Luniva Maharjan
Criminal Justice • Case Briefs • May 11, 2025 Pasang Tamang (Milan lama) v Patan High Court and others. पृष्ठभुमिः मिति २०६३-१२-१७ को लागु औषध सम्बन्धि वारदातको कसुरमा चलेको ०७४-CR-१८७७ को लागु औषध मुद्दामा १० वर्ष कैद र रु ७५,००० जरिवाना, सोहि वारदातमा पेस्तोल बरामद भएको विषयमा हातहतियार खरखजाना मुद्दामा २ वर्ष कैद र रु ४,००० जरिवाना मिति २०६३-१-२१… By Shyamji Sah