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KATHMANDU, Dec 16: With the Supreme Court (SC) paving the way for the government to implement its decision to impose tax on mergers and Further Public Offerings (FPOs) premium, the government generated revenue of Rs 11.3 billion in a single day on Friday.

KATHMANDU, Dec 15: The Supreme Court (SC) on Thursday rejected the plea of the bankers, asking them to pay income tax dues on profits and dividends generated from the premium of Further Public Offerings (FPOs) and on the gains obtained during merger and acquisition transactions.

KATHMANDU, Dec 6: A writ petition filed against the decision of the then KP Sharma Oli-led government to make appointments to constitutional bodies is still pending at the Supreme Court. The writ petition that appeared before the Constitutional Court was not forwarded for consideration today as well.

KATHMANDU, Oct 12:  The next hearing on the case involving Yograj Dhakal (also known as Regal), who is convicted in a murder case and granted amnesty under political pressure, has been scheduled for October 31.

KATHMANDU, Oct 1: The Supreme Court (SC) has issued a mandamus instructing the government to dismantle structures illegally constructed by Park Village Water Front Resort Pvt Ltd, located around Fewa Lake. A joint bench consisting of Justices Kumar Regmi and Hariprasad Phuyal passed this ruling.

KATHMANDU, Aug 23: The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police submitted the probe report to the Office of the District Government Attorney (ODGA), Kathmandu, on Tuesday, assessing the loss of around Rs 18 billion in the case of embezzlement of government land inside Lalita Niwas in Baluwatar. The report recommended making 238 people defendants and claiming Rs 18 billion in compensation from them.

​​​​​​​The Supreme Court has ruled that Kathmandu District Administration’s decision to prohibit people from protesting at Maitighar Mandala ‘until further notice’ is illegal.

Learn about the implementation of the controversial Nepal Citizenship Act and the recent Supreme Court ruling.

People unable to acquire citizenship due to a legal vacuum are now flocking to district administration offices following the court’s clearance.

A division bench of Supreme Court Justices Ananda Mohan Bhattarai and Kumar Regmi said that it decided to vacate the interim order passed by the single bench of Justice Manjoj Kumar Sharma as prima facie case did not support the argument that the citizenship bill was illegal.