Legal guides · written in Pokhara
Nepali law, explained plainly
Guides written by Advocate Gita Acharya for the questions clients in Pokhara actually ask — what the process is, which office decides it, what it costs, and where people lose money by moving too fast. General information, not advice for your specific matter.
Divorce Process in Nepal: A Step-by-Step Guide for Families in Pokhara
Divorce in Nepal is governed by the Muluki Civil Code, 2074 (2017) and is filed at the district court where the marriage or the parties are based — for Pokhara residents, Kaski District Court. A mutual-consent petition with agreement on property and children is the fastest route; a contested case depends on grounds, evidence and hearings, and either can be run through an authorised power of attorney if one spouse lives abroad.
Read the guideBuying Land in Pokhara: The Legal Checklist Before You Pay Any Advance
Before paying any advance on land in Pokhara, verify ownership against the current Land Revenue Office (Malpot) Kaski record, check for mortgage or freeze, match the plot to the survey map, confirm legal access and the road-widening position, and confirm subdivision is complete. Every serious land loss we see in Kaski traces back to money paid before one of these checks.
Read the guideHow to Make a Power of Attorney for Nepal from Abroad (अधिकृत वारेसनामा)
A Nepali living abroad grants an authorised power of attorney (अधिकृत वारेसनामा) by executing it before the Nepali embassy or consulate in their country of residence and having it attested there, after which it can be used in Nepal. Power of attorney is governed by the National Civil Procedure Code, 2074 (Sections 144–155), and the document must state the specific powers granted — vague authorities are refused at the Land Revenue Office and over-broad ones are dangerous to give.
Read the guideAnsha (Partition) in Nepal: Who Is Entitled to What, and How to Claim It
Partition (अंश) under the Muluki Civil Code, 2074 divides ancestral property among those entitled to a share, and daughters have an equal right alongside sons. What you actually receive depends on separating ancestral from self-acquired property, identifying every person entitled to a share, and tracing anything transferred away before the claim — which is why these cases are won on land records rather than on family argument.
Read the guideCompany Registration in Pokhara: Steps, Offices and What It Costs
Registering a company in Pokhara means four separate steps, not one: name reservation and registration at the Office of the Company Registrar, tax registration (PAN, and VAT where applicable) at Inland Revenue Office Kaski, local business registration with your ward and Pokhara Metropolitan City, and any sector licence your business needs. Statutory charges at each office are fixed by law — the Company Registrar's charge depends on the authorised capital — and each office publishes its current schedule.
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Describe what has happened and what documents you hold. You will be told which court or office deals with the matter, what evidence it turns on, and what the next step is.
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