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Tribhuvan University: Master in Law; 2018 - 2021

Tribhuvan University: MBA; 1996 - 1997

University of Canberra, ACT Australia: Master In Human Resource Mgmt; 2008 - 2010

HR / Legal Advisor: United Mission to Nepal , Thapathali, Kathmandu; 1994 - 2008

HR / Legal Technical Advisor: Liverpool Associates in Tropical Health, UK , Liverpool, UK; 2011 - 2013

Advocate / Notary Public: Kantipur Law Firm , Bagbazar, Kathmandu; 2010 - 2019

Advocate / Notary Public: Kathmandu IP Law & Associates Nepal , Civil Trade Centre, Sundhara, Kathmandu; 2019 - Current

Patan High Court Bar Association: General Member; 2008 - Current

Australian Human Resource Institute: General Member; 2008 - 2010

Nepal Notary Public Association: General Member; 2007 - Current

International Association for AI and Law: General member; 2019 - Current

Endeavour Award 2008: Endeavour Award offered by Government of Austalia; 2008

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What to do for fraud transaction case?

posted by Sanjay Khadka |
1 day ago

My brother got a online job from Facebook. And his work is to follow the instructions given by the person who provided job. His work is to transfer the money amount in small to different accounts after the amount deposited in his account. My brother in not linked with any manpower company. He just followed the instructions for the job. And now he got caught and send to police custody, because one of the person filed a case against my brother who deposited amount in my brothers account for foreign employment. My bother don't about this. He just followed the instructions from first person. Now what to do ?

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