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Section 197
<br> to allow adoption or adoption
After examining the recommendation received from the selection committee in accordance with section 196, if it finds it appropriate to adopt a minor foreigner in accordance with the recommendation, the board will recommend the same procedure to the Government of Nepal.
(2) If the recommendation made by the board as per sub-section (1) is examined, if it is found to be appropriate, the government of Nepal will allow such a minor foreigner to be adopted as a son or daughter-in-law according to the recommendation of the board.
(3) After granting the permission according to sub-section (2), the Government of Nepal shall issue a certificate for that purpose. (4) After the certificate is issued in accordance with sub-section (3), it shall be considered that an international adoption or adoption has been duly adopted from Nepal.
(4) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-section (2), if the father, mother or other custodian of the concerned minor wants to take back the minor before giving permission to a minor foreigner as an adopted son or daughter, such a minor cannot be given as an adopted son or daughter.
(5) According to sub-section (2), if permission is granted by the Government of Nepal to give a foreign minor as an adopted son or daughter-in-law, the applicant must be present and the relevant minor must be understood by himself. But if the petitioner is a couple and one of them cannot be present, only one person can understand such a minor based on the certified consent given by the absent husband or wife.
(6) According to this section, after the permission to give a child to a foreigner for adoption or adoption, the Government of Nepal shall provide the information about such matter to the central agency that works on international adoption or adoption in the country of the person receiving the adoption and also to the embassy of the relevant country for Nepal.
(7) A foreign citizen or a couple applying for adoption as an adopted son or daughter-in-law may file an appeal in the relevant High Court if they are not satisfied with any decision made by the Government of Nepal.