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Significant of the case of Lal Bahadur Thapa v. Kathmandu Municipality.
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Describe the types of interests mentioned by Roscoe Pound.
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Point out some significant changes you have seen in Nepalese society and laws between 1910 Muluki Ain to 2020 Muluki Ain .
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Comment briefly the case of Meera Dhungana and other’s regarding parental property.
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These days Nepal is facing a severe problems of enforcement of laws. Point out some reasons of non-enforcement of laws in Nepal.
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Analyze briefly the issues brought by the case of Tara poudel
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Highlight the basic concept of Sociology of Law.
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Critically evaluate the issues of protection of caste, ethnicity and religion in Nepalese Constitutions.
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Nepalese judiciary has played significant role in maintaining and promoting gender equality in Nepal. Justify the statement referring jurisprudence rendered since the case of Reena Bajracharya onward.
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Karl Marx thought that the State and the law which represents authority was a tool of oppression in the hand of the ruling class in seeking to dominate the working class while Marx Waber sought to speak of legitimate authority. Compare critically these two ideas of law
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Ideas of good and bad, right and evil may vary in culture to culture and religion to religion but no society can properly function without rules. Describe the statement highlight the roles of religion, morality and law to shape social behavior.
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What is the procedure of civil litigation? Describe briefly.
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Find out the distinction between Notice (Myad) and Tarekh.
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Describe the concept of Summary Procedures (Samchhipta Kariabidhi).
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What is Writ Procedures? Discuss.
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