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Banking Offense and Punishment Act 2064: Enhancing Financial Integrity in Nepal

The Banking Offense and Punishment Act, 2064, plays a vital role in regulating Nepal's financial sector by criminalizing fraudulent banking activities such as unauthorized withdrawals, misuse of credit, and fake documentation. At Alpine Law Associates, we offer complete legal services to individuals, banks, and businesses facing issues related to banking fraud. Whether you're accused or a victim, our legal team helps you navigate complex financial cases with discretion and expertise. Our services include court representation, document reviews, legal strategy, and regulatory compliance. Trust us to safeguard your rights and bring clarity to banking law disputes.

January 19, 2025

Cheque Bounce Laws in Nepal : Cheque Bounce Lawyer Nepal

Cheque bounce cases in Nepal are addressed under the Negotiable Instrument Act, 2034 and the Banking Offence and Punishment Act, 2064. A dishonored cheque due to insufficient funds, signature mismatch, or other issues can lead to legal action including fines, imprisonment, and claim recovery. This article explains the legal remedies, filing procedures, and how Alpine Law Associates offers complete legal support for cheque-related disputes.

January 20, 2025

Polygamy in Nepal: Legal Provisions, Penalties, and Social Implications

Polygamy in Nepal is legally prohibited under the Muluki Civil Code and Penal Code. Despite cultural roots in some communities, modern laws uphold monogamy, with legal consequences for violations. At Alpine Law Associates, we provide expert legal support in cases of bigamy and polygamy—whether you're a victim seeking justice or falsely accused. From FIR filing to court representation, we guide you at every step. Learn your rights and take legal action with confidence.

February 09, 2025

Understanding the Law of Hurt in Nepal: Simple and Grievous Hurt Explained

The law on hurt in Nepal under the National Penal Code, 2074, outlines legal provisions, punishments, and procedures for offenses involving physical injury. This article explains simple vs grievous hurt, criminal force, and rights of victims and accused. Alpine Law Associates offers expert legal help in hurt-related cases—covering everything from complaint filing to courtroom representation. Whether you're facing accusations or seeking justice, our lawyers can help you navigate the legal process.

February 11, 2025

Understanding Unlawful Detention Laws and Remedies in Nepal

Unlawful detention is a grave violation of human rights. In Nepal, the Constitution and National Penal Code strictly prohibit arbitrary arrests and secret confinement. Victims have the right to file habeas corpus petitions and seek legal compensation. This article covers types of illegal detention, relevant laws, punishments, and how Alpine Law Associates supports victims with expert legal services and representation.

February 12, 2025

Document Fraud and Forgery: Legal Provisions in Nepal

Document fraud and forgery are criminal offenses under Nepal's National Penal Code, 2074, with penalties ranging from heavy fines to imprisonment. This article explains the legal definitions of forgery and fraud, punishments under different sections, and how forged or fraudulent documents are treated under Nepali law. From forging contracts and government documents to using false identities or digital records, such offenses undermine public trust and are harshly penalized. Alpine Law Associates offers comprehensive legal assistance for those accused of or victimized by such crimes, ensuring proper legal defense and compensation. Learn how to protect your rights and prevent fraudulent document misuse.

February 16, 2025

Fundamental Rights in Nepal

Fundamental rights are the cornerstone of Nepal’s democratic legal system, safeguarding individual dignity, equality, and justice. Enshrined in Part 3 of the Constitution of Nepal 2015, these rights span civil, political, social, and economic liberties—ranging from the right to life, freedom, and equality, to education, health, and social justice. Each citizen is protected under these rights and empowered to seek legal remedies through constitutional mechanisms. At Alpine Law Associates, we are committed to educating and defending these rights through professional legal advocacy and public awareness. This guide outlines all 31 fundamental rights every Nepali citizen should know and exercise.

April 25, 2025

Understanding Arms and Ammunition Law in Nepal

Nepal’s arms and ammunition law, governed by the Muluki Penal Code, criminalizes the unlawful possession, production, and trade of firearms and explosives. This article covers the key provisions, punishments, and the regulatory framework to maintain national security and public safety. It also includes rules for the production, transaction, and storage of arms.

June 10, 2025

Gambling and Betting Law in Nepal

This article provides an in-depth look at the legal framework governing gambling and betting in Nepal. It outlines the provisions of the Muluki Penal Code, 2074, including definitions, examples, penalties, and legal services provided by law firms for gambling-related cases. The article also addresses the government's approach to regulating gambling activities, particularly casinos, and balancing tradition with law enforcement. It covers legal consultation, case assessment, representation in court, and settlement options available to clients facing gambling charges.

June 12, 2025

Explosive Law in Nepal: Regulations, Provisions, and Penalties

This article covers the legal framework surrounding explosives in Nepal under the Muluki Penal Code, 2074 (2017). It discusses the regulations regarding the manufacturing, possession, transport, and use of explosives, including the punishment for violations. The article defines various types of explosives, such as high, low, and ordinary explosives, and provides insights into prohibited activities like modifying consumables into explosive devices. It highlights the penalties and the importance of safeguarding public safety by preventing the misuse of explosives for criminal purposes.

June 13, 2025

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