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1. Introduction to Inter-Caste Marriage RegistrationInter-caste marriage in Nepal refers to a marriage between individuals belonging to different caste groups. Nepali law recognizes such marriages as valid if they comply with statutory conditions under the Civil Code 2017. The Constitution of Nepal guarantees equality and prohibits caste-based discrimination,...

1. Meaning and Legal Status of Marriage RegistrationMarriage registration in Nepal refers to the formal legal recording of a marital relationship before a competent authority such as a Ward Office or District Court. Under the Civil Code 2017, marriage is defined as a permanent, legally recognized union between two individuals who meet statutory conditions. A...

1. Meaning and Legal Status of Marriage RegistrationMarriage registration in Nepal refers to the formal recording of a marital relationship by a competent government authority, either the Ward Office or the District Court. The Civil Code 2017 (Muluki Civil Code) recognizes marriage only when it satisfies legal conditions, regardless of social or religious...

1. What is the Department of Foreign Employment NepalThe Department of Foreign Employment (DoFE) is the principal government authority in Nepal responsible for regulating, monitoring, and managing foreign employment activities. It operates under the Foreign Employment Act, 2064 (2007) and ensures that Nepali workers migrating abroad are recruited through legal,...

1. What is the Department of Drug Administration Nepal The Department of Drug Administration (DDA) is the central regulatory authority in Nepal responsible for controlling and regulating drugs and pharmaceuticals. It operates under the Ministry of Health and Population and derives its legal authority primarily from the Drugs Act, 2035 (1978) and Drugs...

1. What is Nepal Rastra Bank Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is the central bank of Nepal established under the Nepal Rastra Bank Act, 2058 (2002). It functions as the apex monetary authority responsible for regulating monetary policy, ensuring financial stability, and supervising the banking and financial sector. NRB operates as an autonomous statutory institution...

1. What is the Investment Board of NepalThe Investment Board of Nepal (IBN) is a statutory body established to facilitate large-scale investment in Nepal, particularly national priority projects that require coordination across multiple government agencies. It operates under the Investment Board Act, 2068 (2011) and functions as a high-level investment...

1. What is DOI Nepal The Department of Industry (DOI) is a key regulatory body in Nepal responsible for industrial registration, promotion, and investment facilitation. It operates under the legal framework of the Industrial Enterprises Act, 2076 and related industrial policies. DOI plays a central role in enabling industrial development by issuing approvals,...

1. What is a Private Limited Company in Nepal A Private Limited Company in Nepal is a legally incorporated business entity established under the Companies Act, 2063. It operates as a separate legal person distinct from its shareholders and directors. This means the company can own assets, enter contracts, incur liabilities, and sue or be sued in its own name...

1. What is a Private Limited Company in NepalA Private Limited Company in Nepal is a legally recognized business entity incorporated under the Companies Act, 2063. It is formed by one or more shareholders with limited liability, meaning their personal assets are protected from company debts beyond their share contribution. The company has a separate legal...