https://lawalpine.com/blog/theories-of-punishment-in-nepal

Alpine Law Associates - Theories of Punishment in Nepal

Punishment plays a vital role in maintaining justice, order, and social balance. In Nepal, the main theories of punishment include Retributive (justice through proportional penalty), Deterrence, Preventive (protecting society by restricting offenders), and Reformative.

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https://lawalpine.com/blog/procedural-rights-of-defendants-nepal

Alpine Law Associates - Procedural Rights of Defendants in Nepal

Fair trial rights are fundamental to justice, ensuring that individuals accused of crimes are treated with dignity, equality, and fairness. In Nepal, these rights include the presumption of innocence, protection against self-incrimination.
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https://lawalpine.com/blog/kidnapping-hostage-law-nepal

Alpine Law Associates - Kidnapping & Hostage Law in Nepal

Kidnapping and hostage-taking are among the gravest crimes against personal liberty and security. Governed by Chapter 17 of the National Penal Code, 2074 (Sections 211–218), these offenses involve unlawful abduction, detention, or coercion—often through force, fraud, threats, or deception.
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https://lawalpine.com/blog/homicide-laws-in-nepal

Alpine Law Associates - Homicide Laws in Nepal

Homicide, or unlawful killing, is one of the gravest criminal offenses under Nepali law. Governed by Chapter 12 of the National Penal Code, 2074, homicide covers intentional murder, provocational killings, reckless or negligent deaths, attempted homicide, and abetment of suicide.
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http://lawalpine.com/blog/robbery-and-theft-laws-in-nepal

Alpine Law Associates - Robbery and Theft Laws in Nepal

Robbery and theft are crimes against property but differ in severity. Theft is the unlawful taking of property without force, such as shoplifting or pickpocketing, while robbery involves force, intimidation, or threats, making it a graver offense.
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https://lawalpine.com/blog/law-of-hurt-in-nepal

Alpine Law Associates - Law of Hurt in Nepal

The law of hurt in Nepal addresses acts that cause physical injury—whether intentional, reckless, negligent, or provoked. Under the National Penal Code, 2074, hurt is categorized as simple or grievous, with punishments ranging from fines to long-term imprisonment depending on the severity.

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https://lawalpine.com/blog/polygamy-in-nepal

Alpine Law Associates - Polygamy in Nepal

Polygamy, once a cultural practice in Nepal, is now strictly prohibited under the Muluki Civil Code and Penal Code. The law enforces monogamous marriages, with penalties for bigamy including imprisonment and fines. Despite legal reforms, some cases still occur due to traditions, economic reasons, and lack of awareness.

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https://lawalpine.com/blog/filing-a-case-in-nepal

Alpine Law Associates - Filing a Case in Nepal

Filing a case in Nepal is the formal process of seeking justice through the court system. From determining jurisdiction and drafting complaints to paying court fees, registering the case, presenting evidence, and finally receiving a judgment—each step is crucial.
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