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When someone dies without a will in Nepal, their property doesn’t automatically go to the eldest son or whoever holds the documents. It passes to legal heirs under the Muluki Civil Code 2074, and who inherits depends on the family situation. Learn how intestate succession works, who the heirs are, and how to transfer land. Read More ...
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Facing a contract, property, or family dispute and unsure whether to try mediation, arbitration, or court? This plain-English guide to mediation vs arbitration in Nepal covers how each process works, a side-by-side comparison, practical "which should I choose?" guidance, and a checklist of questions to ask before you decide. General legal information only, not legal advice. Read More ...
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The arbitration process in Nepal runs from notice of arbitration to a binding award and District Court enforcement. This guide covers each step under the Arbitration Act, 2055, with key deadlines, costs, fast-track arbitration under the 2025 amendments, and the difference between enforcing and challenging an award. Read More ...
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