Kaligandaki Law Firm advises and acts for clients in cyber matters in Nepal — online fraud and money recovery, cybercrime complaints, defamation and harassment on social media, account takeovers, data protection, and defence where someone has been accused under the Electronic Transactions Act. The first consultation is free, and in cyber matters it is worth…
Kaligandaki Law Firm is a family law firm in Kathmandu, Nepal. We have acted for families here since 1997, and family matters remain the largest part of what we do — divorce, child custody and maintenance, marriage and court marriage, inheritance and partition, and adoption. The first consultation is free. By Senior Advocate Bhumishwor Sharma…
Nepal has no dedicated social media statute. As of this writing, platforms and users are governed by the Directive on Regulating the Use of Social Media, 2080 (2023) — an executive directive, not an act of Parliament — alongside the Electronic Transactions Act, 2063 (2006). The Social Media Bill that would have replaced this arrangement…
Nepal’s telecommunications sector operates under a licensing-based regulatory regime, separate from the criminal and business-compliance rules covered by cyber and IT law. If you need a telecom lawyer in Kathmandu — for a Nepal Telecommunications Authority licence application, a compliance review, or a regulatory dispute — Kaligandaki Law Firm advises operators and service providers from…
Nepal’s technology sector runs on a distinct set of business-facing laws — company registration, e-commerce, digital signatures, and payment licensing — separate from the criminal and privacy provisions of cyber law. Kaligandaki Law Firm, based in Kathmandu, advises technology companies, startups, and foreign investors on compliance across this framework. E-Commerce and Digital Signatures Nepal’s first…
Nepal’s aviation sector sits at the intersection of domestic regulation, international treaty obligations, and an ongoing reform process. Kaligandaki Law Firm advises airlines, aircraft operators, and aviation businesses on regulatory compliance and liability matters in Nepal — a practice area few Nepali firms cover in depth. By Adv. Shiva Prasad Kandel Governing Law and Regulator…
Foreign nationals who wish to work, invest, or run a business in Nepal must hold the correct visa category before starting any economic activity. Kaligandaki Law Firm advises foreign employees, investors, and the Nepali companies that hire them on the full process — from the initial permit through to renewal. By Adv. Shiva Prasad Kandel…
Not every dispute needs to go to court, and Nepal’s civil courts currently carry a significant backlog. Kaligandaki Law Firm advises clients on the full range of dispute resolution options — litigation, mediation, and arbitration — and represents them through whichever forum best fits their case. By Adv. Niranjan Lal Rajbhandari Nepal’s Court Structure Nepal…
Nepal’s banking sector has consolidated sharply over the past decade, and mergers and acquisitions are an increasingly common transaction type for companies across other sectors as well. Kaligandaki Law Firm advises acquirers, targets, and shareholders through the legal process of a Nepali merger or acquisition. By Adv. Shiva Prasad Kandel Governing Law Company mergers in…
Arbitration offers businesses a faster, more confidential alternative to litigation for resolving commercial disputes in Nepal, and Nepal’s courts recognize and enforce foreign arbitral awards. Kaligandaki Law Firm advises clients on drafting arbitration clauses, conducting arbitral proceedings, and enforcing awards. By Adv. Niranjan Lal Rajbhandari Governing Law Arbitration in Nepal is governed by the Arbitration…