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20. Repeal

20. Repeal: The Extradition Act, 2020 has been repealed.
Note : The words changed by The Act Amending Some Nepal laws, 2063 :- “Government of Nepal” Instead of “His majesty’s Government”

Amendments

Amendments
1. Essential Goods Protection (First Amendment) Act, 2018 2018.9.13
2. Some Nepal Acts (Amendment and rearrangement) Act, 2020 2020.11.16
3. Essential Goods Protection (Second Amendment) Act, 2024 2024.7.6
4. Judicial Administration Reform (First Amendment) Act, 2033 2033.4.10
5. Essential Goods Protection (Third Amendment) Act, 2038 2036.6.14
6. Judicial Administration Reform (Fourth Amendment) Act, 2043 2043.7.24
7. Administration of Justice Act, 2048 2048.2.16
8. Some Nepal Acts Amendment Act, 2048 2049.1.8

2. Definitions

♥ 2. Definitions : In This Act, unless the subject or context otherwise requires, the expression “Essential Goods” means the following goods and goods laying with it
or other goods attached to it:-
(a) Telegraph, Telephone,
This Act does not contain long Title.
The word ‘Preamble’ has not been used in this Act.
(b) Ropeway, Railway,
(c) Highway, Main Roads, Bridge,
(d) Sewerage Pipe Line,
(e) Source of Drinking Water developed by the Government of Nepal or any other institution or developed with the permission of the
Government of Nepal or other institution,
(f) Electricity, Instruments for the production of the Electricity,
(g) Weather and water resource related Stations,
(h) Airport, Communication Cable Line laying within or outside of the Airport, Antenna, Radio Communication Stations, Radder, Security
or other signals and other identical instruments,
(i) Petrol, Petrol Pump Stations, Fuel Depots,
(j) Pati, Pauwa and Sattal (House made for religious or charity purpose to use for a short period by the public g without costs)
(k) Any other goods appointed by Government of Nepal by publishing a Notification in the Nepal Gazette.

3. Restricted to unauthorized person and penalty for commission

3. Restricted to unauthorized person and penalty for commission : No one, on his/her own or using anybody else, shall pull out, break down and destroy by
any means, steal or cause for the same any of the essential goods. Whosoever, commits or causes to commit such act, he/she shall be liable for a punishment of
realization of the amount involved therein and a ♦ fine equal to such amount or with both, in addition to the punishment prescribed by the prevailing Act and
Sawal. Provided that, whosoever commits any of the acts, other than stealing as  mentioned here above, it shall not be considered to be an offence if it is done for
the purpose of construction or maintenance with the permission of the owner. Furthermore, in case of any accidental loss, if somebody informs the same to the Government Office, it also shall not be considered an offence pursuant to this Section. The amount of loss shall be realized at any cost.

4. Aid to an unauthorized person or concealmeant to be punishable

4. Aid to an unauthorized person or concealmeant to be punishable : In case the residents of any place get involved with the person who steal or do anything
illegal/nuisance or provide any help or harbour or hide or save them from offense or hesitate to stop any offense or knowingly refrain from informing the offense,
such person (man) shall be punished pursuant to Section 3.

5. Powers of Local Body or Administrative Officer

5. Powers of Local Body or Administrative Officer : Everybody shall protect the essential goods. In case, essential goods are being lost, stolen or damaged by
any other means time and again, in any area (locality), the nearby Village Development Committee or Municipality, District Development Committee or the
Administrative Officer shall arrange for the security of the essential goods.

6. Power to use necessary force against the offender

6. Power to use necessary force against the offender : In case, an offender tries to flee by using or without using any force in the course of arrest from the spot
(Crime Scene), he/she shall not be given any opportunity to run away. In case the situation demands to use any arm or ammunitation, the Head  Constable or officer senor to him/her from the Police Force or by the command or officer senior to him/her from Nepal Army or if it is from any other force, the command or officer of the same rank may, own their own or through any subordinate, issue order to use weapon or shot below the knee and arrest such person. No Government employee shall be punished for the death of any person in the course of arresting him/her, as mentioned herein.
Explanation: For the purpose of this Section, other force means Militia, Pionier, reserve, Garizen, or any other organized force.

8. Penalty for Attempt

8. Penalty for Attempt: Whosoever is arrested on the spot while trying to steal or damage or committing such offence, such person shall be absolutely liable for
imprisonment for a period of one year, in case he or she is not a recidivist in the similar offense. If he/she is a recidivist, he/she shall be liable for the double of the
imprisonment so mentioned.

Essential Services Operation Act, 2014 (1957)

Date of Royal Seal and Publication 2014/8/21 (Dec. 6, 1957) Act No. 15 of the year 2014 (1957)
An Act Enacted to Give Undisturbed Continuity to the Essential Services
Whereas it is expedient to make necessary and proper arrangement to maintain undisturbed continuity of essential services for the purpose of not disturbing the
ordinary life maintenance of the people; now, therefore, His Majesty the King has enacted and issued this Act.

1. Short Title Extension and Commencement:

(1) The name of this Act shall be the Essential Services Operation Act, 2014 (1957)
(2) This Act shall prevail throughout Nepal.
(3) This Act shall come into force immediately.

2. Definition: Unless the context or subject means otherwise, in this Act;
(a) “Essential Service” means the following service:
(1) Post Office, telegram or telephone service,
(2) Transportation service transporting the passengers or goods from the water, land or air transport,
(3) Service relating to civil aviation office or the function of control of aircraft, operation or repair of the same,
(4) Service relating to airport, railway station or the function to transport goods, keep, withdraw or store in the governmental
store house,
(5) Service relating to mint or governmental press,
(6) Any service of defense affairs of Government of Nepal relating to the function of arms, ammunition or production of
any military goods, storing, distributing, and
(7) Any other service prescribed by the Government of Nepal by publishing a notice in the Nepal gazette.
(b) “Strike” means the preplanned or collective action of stopping the function of essential service or denying to accomplish or continue
the function by all or some persons among those being assigned or appointed for any essential service.

3. Right of the Government of Nepal to Restrict Strike

(1) The Government of Nepal, if it is deemed necessary and appropriate for public welfare, can impose restriction on strike in any essential service prescribed
in an order published in the Nepal Gazette by publishing a notice.
(2) Each order issued under subsection (1) shall prevail for 6 months.
(3) After issue of an order by Government of Nepal under subsection (1) :-
(1) Any person assigned in any essential service prescribed in such order shall not be eligible to strike or participate in strike or continue to participate in the
strike.
(2) Strike committed prior to or after publication of such notice or declaration of committing strike afterwards by the persons assigned in such service shall be
deemed as illegal.

4. Punishment to a Person Committing the Restricted Strike or Participating or Continuing to Participate in the Same: In case a person commits any strike restricted under this Act or participates or continues to participate in the same, he shall be punished with an imprisonment up to 6 months or fine up to Rs. 200.00 (Rs. two hundred) or both.

5. Punishment to an Encourager: If a person encourages to others to commit strike restricted under this Act or participate or continue to participate in the same, he shall be punished with an imprisonment up to one year or fine up to Rs. 1000.00 (Rs. one thousand) or both.

6. Punishment to a Person Contributing in Cash to a Restricted Strike: If a person intentionally contributes in cash to any strike restricted under this Act, he shall be punished with an imprisonment up to one year or fine up to Rs. 1000.00 (Rs. one thousand) or both.

7. To be Carried an in a Situation of Inconsistency with Other Laws of Nepal: Notwithstanding anything written in the prevailing laws of Nepal, the matter written in this Act and the order issued under this Act shall be carried on accordingly and the other matters shall be carried on under the prevailing law of Nepal.
N.B.: 1. Terms changed by the Nepal Interim Statute (Fourth Amendment), 2015 (1958): “His Majesty’s Government” in lieu of “Government”.
2. Terms changed by the Nepal Law (Amendment) Act, 2024 (1967): “Rajpatra” in lieu of “Gazette”.
3. Terms changed by the Some Nepal Law Amending Act, 2063 (2006): “Government of Nepal” in lieu of “His Majesty’s Government”.

Amending Acts

Amending Acts:
1. Some Nepal Laws (Amendment and Revalidation) Act, 2020 (1964) 2020.11.16(28 February 1964)
2. The Export and Import (Control) (First Amendment) Act, 2029 (1972) 2029.6.5(21 September 1972)
3. The Judicial Administration Reform Act, 2031(1974) 3031.4.18(2 August 1974)
4. The Export and Import (Control) (Second Amendment) Act, 2046 (1989) 2046.6.11(27 September 1989)
5. Act Made to Amend Some Nepal Acts Relating to Export and Import and Intellectual Property, 2063 (2006) 2063.8.8 (November 24, 2006)

Act No. 16 of 2013 

Act No. 16 of 2013

An Act Made for Prohibition or Control of Export and Import
Whereas, it is expedient to maintain peace and order ♣ by regulating the right
to prohibit or control export and import; Now, therefore, His Majesty the King has, with the advice of the Council of
Ministers, framed and promulgated this Act.

2. Definitions

2. Definitions : Unless the subject or the context otherwise requires, in this Act:
(a) “export” means to export goods out of the State of Nepal;
(b) “import” means to import goods into the State of Nepal;
(c) “notified order” means a order published in the Nepal Gazette;
(d) “published” means the published in the Nepal Gazette.

3. Power of Government of Nepal to prohibit or control export and import

3. Power of Government of Nepal to prohibit or control export and import:

(1) If the Government of Nepal considers that it is necessary to prohibit or   control exportation or importation of any goods for the attainment of any of the following
objectives, it may, by a notified order, prohibit, or apply full or quantitative restriction on, the exportation or importation of such goods, with or without specifying any specific condition or period:
(a) To protect national security interests;
(b) To maintain public decency, order or morals;
(c) To manage trade in gold, silver or similar other metal or precious ornaments;
(d) To protect the life or health of human, animal or plant life or health from adverse effect;
(e) To make appropriate provisions on the importation of products of labor of prisoners or detainees in prisons;
(f) To protect national assets (heritage) of artistic, historic or archaeological value;
(g) To make appropriate provisions for the conservation of exhaustible natural resources (in conjunction with restrictions on domestic production or
consumption);
(h) To ensure the availability of the domestic raw materials essential for domestic processing industries having potentiality of competitive capacity;
(i) To make proper provisions for the acquisition and distribution of products having local short supply;
(j) To safeguard the external financial position and balance of payments of the country in order to forestall the imminent threat of, or to stop, a serious

(k) To prevent critical shortages of essential foodstuffs or similar other products;
(l) To maintain the criteria of classification, standardization or marketing of consumer goods in international trade;
(m) To enjoy any concessions or facilities accorded to least developed countries in international trade;
(n) In the event of importation of any product in an increased quantity in an unforeseeable manner, to protect the domestic industries producing the like
product against serious injury likely to be caused from such importation;
(o) To protect intellectual property rights such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, industrial designs, geographical indications and protection of
undisclosed information;
(p) To promote or protect industries with such new skills or technologies as to enhance the competitive capacity of the country;
(r) To prevent unhealthy or unauthorized trade activities or control unfair
(s) To implement the Charter of the United Nations and any multilateral international convention or bilateral agreement to which Nepal is a party
and fulfill the obligations arising there from.
(2) Where the Government of Nepal considers that it is not necessary to maintain any restriction applied on the exportation or importation of any goods
pursuant to Sub-section (1), it may, by a notified order, setting out the reason and ground for the same, alter, change or remove such restriction at any time.”

4. Powers of Government of Nepal to frame rules

4. Powers of Government of Nepal to frame rules :

(1) Government of Nepal may  frame the Rules in order to implement the objectives of this Act.
(2) Without prejudice to the generality of the powers conferred by Sub- section (1), Government of Nepal may frame Rules on the following matters:
(a) issuance of export and import license and the format of the license;
(b) application to be submitted and evidence to acquire the license;
(c) license fees;
(d) appointment of license issuing authorities;
(e) license holders and fixing of quantity of the license;
(f) granting of facility to export and import goods without license;
(g) submission of license while exporting and importing goods;
≠ (h) fixation of the validity period of the license and extension of the validity of the license of which validity has expired;
≠ (i) conditions for the cancellation or suspension of the license;
≠ (j) submission of the prescribed statistics or details of the goods to be exported and imported pursuant to the .

5. Punishment

5. Punishment ⊕ ⊕ :

(1) Where any person exports or imports any goods prohibited or restricted pursuant to this Act or notified order thereunder or specified in the license issued for exportation or importation under this Act or the rules framed under this Act, by altering the goods or the value or quantity thereof without any reasonable cause, the goods to exported or imported shall be forfeited and such person shall be punished with a fine equal to the value of the goods or with Imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or with both punishments.
(2) A person who aids the commission of any act punishable under Sub-section (1) shall be punished with half the punishment set forth in that sub-
section.
(3) Where, except for any act set forth in Sub-section (1), any person knowingly submits any false or forged evidence or details for the purpose of obtaining the license or makes any alteration or overwriting in the issued license in an unauthorized manner or causes obstruction in the functions of the office issuing
license, the license issuing competent authority may punish such person with a fine not exceeding two thousand rupees.
(4) The license issuing competent authority may punish any person who commits any act in contravention of this Act or the rules framed under this
Act, except those acts set forth in Sub-section (1), (2) and (3), with a fine not exceeding one thousand rupees.
(5) The license issuing competent authority may refrain from issuing the export or import license to any person who is punished pursuant to this Section for a period from one year to three years or cancel the license issued.

6A. Prize to be given to informer

6A. Prize to be given to informer: Where any person gives information that any person has exported or imported any goods in contravention of this Act or a
notified order issued under this Act and such exportation or importation is proved following the action taken in relation thereto, a prize in a sum to be set by thirty
percent of the value of the concerned goods shall be provided to such informer. Provided that, except in a case where action has been instituted on a reasonable cause or ground, where it is proved that a false information has been given with intention merely to harass or take revenge for personal enmity, the informer who has made such false information shall be punished with a fine ranging from two hundred rupees to five hundred rupees.

8. Repeal

8. Repeal: All acts, laws and orders, are inconsistent with this Act and the Rules framed under this Act, shall be deemed to have been repealed or so amended as to
be consistent with this Act.

Judicial Fund Act, 2043 (1986)

Date of Authentication and publication
2043-7-24-2 (10 Nov. 1986)
Act Number 12 of the Year 2043 (1986)
An Act made to establish Judicial Fund

Preamble : Whereas it is expedient to establish a Judicial Fund as a revolving fund in order to refund promptly the returnable court fee, amount for penalty, fine,
guarantee or bail; to construct residential buildings for the judges as well as other employee serving in the court; to extend, maintain, and conserve such buildings
and to perform other activities relating to justice. Now, therefore, be it enacted by His Majesty the king Birandra Bir Bikram shah dev on the advice and with the consent of the National Panchyat.

1. Short title and Commencement :

(1) This Act may be called “Judicial Fund Act, 2043 (1986)”.
(2) This Act shall come in to force on the date prescribed by the Government of Nepal by publishing a Notification in the Nepal Gazette.

2. Definition : Unless the subject or context otherwise requires; in this Act;
(a) “Fund” means Judicial Fund established pursuant to Section 7.
(b) “Board” means the Board of directors constituted pursuant to Section 7.
(c) “Prescribed” or “as Prescribed” means prescribed or as prescribed in
the Rules framed under this Act.

3. Establishment of the Fund :

(1) A Fund called “Judicial Fund” is hereby established.

(2) The Fund shall be operated as a revolving Fund.

4. Moneys to be deposited on the Fund : The following money shall be deposited on the Fund,-
(a) Grant to be obtained from the Government of Nepal from time to time.(b) The amount deposited by the party of a case as a guarantee or bail.

5. Use of the Fund : The money of the Fund shall be expended on the following activities;
(a) To refund court fee, penalty, fine or other amount to be returned as per the law or a judgment or an order of a court.
(b) To refund the amount deposited as a guarantee or bail to be returned pursuant to the law or a judgment or an order of a court
(c) To give reward or other amount to be given pursuant to law or a judgment or an order of a court.
(d) To construct court building, residential building for the judges and other employee of a court, to extend, maintain and conserve such
building and to purchase land for the said purpose; if necessary, (e) To make expenditure for any other judicial work to be preformed by a court pursuant to law.

6 Reimbursesement : The amount given or refunded pursuant to Clauses (a) or (c) of Section 5 shall be reimbursed by the Government of Nepal.

7. Constitution of the Board of Directors :

(1) In order to operate and monitor the acts and activities of the Fund, there shall be a Board of directors;
(a) The chief justice – Chairperson
(b) The senior most judge of the Supreme Court – Member
(c) The Attorney General – Member
(d) Secretary at the Ministry of Law and Justice – Member
(e) Registrar, Supreme Court – Member-Secretary
(2) The board of directors shall determine its’ rules of procedure itself.

8. Management and operation of the Fund :

(1) The money to be deposited on the Fund shall be put into such bank and account as prescribed.
(2) The account of the Fund shall be operated in a manner as prescribed.

9. Delegation of powers : The board may delegate any of its powers to a judge or an employee of a court.

10. Power to frame Rules : In order to carry out the objectives of this Act, the Government of Nepal may, on the recommendation of the Board, frame
necessary Rules.

Amendments

Amendments:
1. Revenue Tribunal Act, 2031 (1974) 2031.4.18 (2Aug., 1974) 2. Finance Related Some Nepal Acts
(Amendment) Act, 2047 (1990) 2047.8.27 (13 Dec., 1990) 3. Republic Strengthening and Some
Nepal Acts Amendment Act, 2066 (2010) 1 2066.10.7 (21 Jan. 2010) Act Number 32 of the Year 2019 (1963)
An Act Made to Provide for Assessment and Recevery of Foreign Investment Tax

Preamble

Preamble : whereas, it is expedient to impose tax on foreign investment so as     to increase national income for the development of the country; Now, therefore, be it enacted by His Majesty King Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah Dev pursuant to Article 93 of the Constitution of Nepal.

1. Short title, extent and commencement

1. Short title, extent and commencement :

(1) This Act may be called as the “Foreign Investment Tax Act, 2019 (1963).”
(2) This Act shall extend throguhout Nepal and also to the person who resides outside of Nepal who has his/her house (building) and land in Nepal.
(3) This Act shall be deemed to have commenced on and from 9th of Shrawan 2019 (24 July, 1962).

2. Definitions

2. Definitions :

Unless the subject or the context otherwise requires, in this Act:-
(a) “Foreign investment” means and includes any amount invested by a Nepalese citizen in a governmental security, share, bank account, house and land and all other types of cash investment in  a foreign country.
Provided that, a current account opened for convenient to do exportation and importation in Nepal shall not be taken as foreign investment
(b) “Foreign investment Tax” means tax levied on investment as referred to in Clause (a).
(c) “Tax Officer” means the tax officer appointed or designated by Government of Nepal for purposes of this Act.
(d) “Prescribed” or “as prescribed” means prescribed or as prescribed in the rules framed under this Act.

4. Duty to Furnish Statement

4. Duty to Furnish Statement :

(1) A person who is liable to pay the foreign investment tax under this Act or prevailing Nepal law has to furnish, or cause to be furnished the statement of his/her foreign investment within the last day of the month of Ashwin of each year with the Tax Officer of the area where he/she ordinarily resides in such
format as prescribed.
(a) A person who ordinarily resides outside Nepal has to furnish such statement with the Tax Officer of Kathmandu. If a taxpayer desires to get evaluated
his/her foreign investment and assessment of tax by the Tax Officer of the area where he/she resides the assessment of tax may be made by submitting the
investment of foreign investment to such Tax Officer.
(b) If a person liable to pay the foreign investment tax under this Act is a minor or insane or dumb, it shall  be the duty of his/her guardian to furnish statement
of the foreign investment of such person.
(2) A person, who does not furnish or does not cause to be furnished the statement required to be submitted under sub-section (1) or who submits a false statement, may be punished with a fine of upto Five Thousand Rupees, by order of the Tax Officer.
(3) If the Tax Officer suspects any person of holding such foreign investment as may be subject to the tax under this Act or the prevailing Act, he/she may issue a written order requiring such a person to furnish a statement of his/her foreign investment. Such a person has to furnish, or cause to be furnished, a statement of his/her foreign investment with the Tax Officer within Fifteen days after the date of receipt of such order, in such format as prescribed.
Provided that, a person who fails to furnish or cause to be furnished a statement even within the time-limit mentioned above has to give a written notice thereof, accompanied by the reason therefor, to the   Tax Officer within the time-limit specified by that order and the Tax Officer may, if thinks the reason to be believable, give time extension for a period not exceeding of One month.
(4) The Tax Officer may impose a fine of upto Five Hundred  rupees to a person who does not abide by the order issued under Sub- section (3).

5. Valuation of foreign investment

5. Valuation of foreign investment :

The Tax Officer shall, on the following basis, valuate foreign investment for the purpose of the foreign investment tax leviable on such investment pursuant to the prevailing Act:
(a) The value of security share, bank account and such type of investment in cash and goods in-kind shall be determined as per the market price prevailing on the day on which the fiscal year begins. In case where market price cannot be ascertained, it shall be valuated as per the face value.
(b) The value of house (building) and land shall be determined on the basis of rental value of the respective place.

6. Assessment of foreign investment tax

6. Assessment of foreign investment tax :

(1) The Tax Officer has to assess the amount of foreign investment tax to be recoverable pursuant to this Act for a year within One month, as far as possible, after the
statement of foreign investment has been furnished. Provided that, even though any person has whatsoever foreign investment, statement of all have to be obtained, to be evaluated separately and the foreign investment tax be assessed considering all to be one unit for purposes of this Act.
(2) In assessing the tax to be levied in the foreign investment for each year, tax shall be assessed in the name of such person in which possession the foreign investment stand on the first day of the month of Shrawan as a right recognised by the law.
(3) In assessing such tax, the Tax Officer shall have all of such powers as the court is entitled to pursuant to the prevailing Nepal law in respect of properly considering the statements furnished by taxpayers and issuing summons in the name of the concerned person, getting them to make depositions, and submit documents for purposes of examining such statements, as the case may be.
Provided that, in taking action pursuant this Section, if the tax payer makes a petition for a time-limit not exceeding Seven days or makes a petition to the tax officer in person or through his/her attorney within Seven days to get the expired time-limit extended, the Tax Officer may accept the petition or extend the time limit. No petition for a time limit shall be accepted nor shall the expired time limit in excess of the said time-limit be extended.

7. Valuation of foreign investment tax in respect of person failing to furnish statement and assessment of foreign investment tax

7. Valuation of foreign investment tax in respect of person failing to furnish statement and assessment of foreign investment tax : If a person obliged to furnish statement pursuant to Sub-section (1) or (3) of Section 4 fails to furnish, or cause to be furnished, or furnished or causes to be furnished false or incomplete statements, the Tax Officer may, pursuant to Sections 5 and 6, valuate the foreign investment of that person and assess the tax, based on justifiable presumption to the extent possible.

8. Payment of foreign investment tax

8. Payment of foreign investment tax :

(1) A taxpayer has to deposit, or cause to be deposited, the amount of foreign investment tax assessed   pursuant to Sections 6 or 7 with such tax office within Thirty five days of receipt of the tax assessment order as may be specified in that order.
(2) In the event of failure to pay the tax, the local Land Revenue Office or the authority designated by Government of Nepal may realise  such amount of tax by confiscating the assets of such tax payer in accordance with the provisions of the prevailing Nepal Law.

11. Prize to true information provider

11. Prize to true information provider : A person who provides the true information that any person obliged to furnish or cause to be furnished statements pursuant to Section 4 does not furnish or cause to be  furnished such statements or has furnished or caused to be furnished false statements, shall, after that matter is held to be true, be given, by order of Government of Nepal, a price in a sum of Twenty percent of the figure of the foreign investment tax recovered from the offender (guilt).

13. Tax Officers

13. Tax Officers :

(1) Government of Nepal may, for purposes of this Act, appoint Tax Officers in such number as it may deem necessary.
(2) Government of Nepal may, by a Notification published in the Nepal Gazette, specify as to how many areas or villages are to be  assigned under jurisdiction of any Tax Officer.
(3) A Tax Officer may delegate in writing any or all of his/her power to any of his/her subordinate official. Any action carried out by him/her in pursuance of the power so delegated shall be valid as if it were carried out by the Tax Officer.
(4) The documents submitted by the taxpayer pursuant to Sections 4, 6, 9 and 11 of this Act shall be deemed to be strictly confidential. Such documents shall not be disclosed for any other acts except tax related governmental proceedings, and such documents shall  not be taken by any Court as evidence in any other matters except for  purposes of foreign investment tax.
(5) Government of Nepal may, by a Notification published in the  Nepal Gazette, delegate any or all of the powers conferred on it  pursuant this Act to the Tax Officer

Amendments

Amendments
1. Nepal Acts (Amending) Act, 2018 (1961) 2018.7.30 (15 Nov. 1961)  2018. 8.1 (16 Nov. 1961)
2. Some Nepal Laws (Amendment and Rearrangement) Act, 2020 (1964) 2020.11.16 (28 Feb. 1964) 2020.11.16 (28 Feb. 1964)
3. Republic Strengthening and Some Nepal Laws Amendment Act, 2066 (2010) 1 2066-10-7 (21 Jan. 2010)
Act Number 5 of the Year 2013 (1956) An Act made in order to Requisition of Immovable Property

Preamble

Preamble : Whereas, it is expedient to make appropriate provisions in order to requisition of immovable property 2 for maintaining law and order as well as the
convenience and economic interest of general public; Now, therefore, be it enacted by His Majesty King on the advice of Council of Ministers.

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