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KATHMANDU, May 28: The Supreme Court has ruled that six months imprisonment will be imposed in the case if someone who doesn't have a driver’s license kills a person in a motorcycle accident. The Supreme Court has interpreted the two-wheeler accident in a different way and decided to imprison the driver if one does not have a driving license.
Dhaka Kumar Shrestha had moved the court against his party’s decision to sack him.
KATHMANDU, May 17: The Supreme Court has issued a short-term interim order in the name of the government not to immediately implement the decision to give a relief amount of Rs 200,000 each to the ex-combatants of Maoist.
Earlier, the Supreme Court had halted the Indian firm’s efforts to conclude financial closure for Upper Karnali.
Nepals Supreme Court on Tuesday issued an interim order against the implementation of the governments decision to distribute Rs 200,000 each to the disqualified members of the Peoples Liberation Army of the then Communist Party of Nepal-Maoist.The apex courts single bench of Justice Kumar Regmi issued the short-term order against carrying out the decision to distribute money to the disqualified former rebels.