International Law
International Law
International Law is a blog category that covers topics related to the rules and principles that govern the relations between states, international organizations, individuals, and other actors in the global arena. Whether you are interested in human rights, trade, security, environment, or diplomacy, this blog category will provide you with insightful information and analysis. You will also find case studies, news updates, and expert opinions on various aspects of international law.
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Power of Attorney in Nepal
Complete guide to Power of Attorney in Nepal under the National Civil Procedure Code 2074. Covers Simple vs Authorized POA, embassy attestation for NRNs, documents required, fees by country, divorce and property POA, eligibility, cancellation, termination, and legal provisions (Sections 144–155).
Partition of Property During Divorce in Nepal
Complete guide to property partition during divorce in Nepal under Section 99 of the Muluki Civil Code 2074. Covers equal division rules, wife's coparcenary share, Stridhan and Daijo protection, Section 213 partition without divorce, alimony, Supreme Court case law, court process, and NRN cross-border property issues.
Divorce Rights for Women in Nepal: Property, Custody & Law
Wife's legal rights in divorce under Nepal's Civil Code 2074. Covers Section 95 grounds, property partition, alimony, child custody, domestic violence protection, and NRN filing for women abroad.
Divorce by Court Order in Nepal
Complete guide to contested divorce by court order in Nepal under the National Civil Code 2074. Covers legal grounds for husband (Section 94) and wife (Section 95), the 13-step court procedure, 1-year mandatory waiting period, property division, child custody, alimony, costs, appeal process, and NRN filing through Power of Attorney.
Is Australian Divorce Valid in Nepal? Legal Recognition Guide
Is Australian divorce valid in Nepal? Yes, but not automatically. Learn about Article 706 recognition, Ward Office registration, apostille requirements, and the step-by-step process under the National Civil Code 2074.