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Practical guides on company registration, court marriage, trademark registration, divorce, and related legal processes in Nepal.
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These articles provide general information for readers who want to understand common legal and business processes before contacting the firm.
An overview of what court marriage is, the legal basis for marriages involving a foreigner, the extra documents required, the step-by-step process, and the applicable fee.
Related service: Court Marriage Involving a Foreigner
This article explains what a trademark is, the legal basis for registration, the documents required, the government fees involved, the step-by-step registration process, and how long protection lasts once granted.
Related service: Trademark Registration
An overview of what court marriage is, who is eligible, the documents and application process, the fee involved, and how it differs from marriage registration at the local ward office.
Related service: Court Marriage
An overview on share transaction of non-listed public company through Over the counter (OTC) market, documents required, procedure for trading shares and applicable charges.
An overview on cheque bounce/dishonor, process of backlisting the cheque drawer at Credit Information Bureau (CIB), procedure of cheque bounce/dishonor case in Nepal and punishment for cheque bounce/dishonor in Nepal.
An overview on bank backlisting, grounds and Consequences of blacklisting, who can be blacklisted and how to get delisted.
A Step-by-Step Guide to the company registration process in Nepal i.e. name reservation, document preparation, OCR submission, verification, fee payment, and company registration certificate issuance.
Related service: Company Registration
A guide to required documents, application drafting, examination, IP Bulletin publication, opposition period, and certificate issuance for foreign trademark registration in Nepal.
Related service: Foreign Trademark Registration
This article explains what divorce means under Nepali law, the legal basis governing it, the specific grounds available to a husband and to a wife, and how a mutual consent divorce differs from a contested one.
Related service: Divorce and Family Law
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