सार्वजनिक हित विपरीत हुने गरी काम गर्न नपाउने | Section 6

Civil Cody Codness, 2074

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Section 6

Prohibition against public interest

No one shall be allowed to act contrary to public interest.

Civil Cody Codness, 2074

प्रारम्भिक

Chapter - 1

Section 1: Abbreviation and initials Section 2: Definition Section 3: Not affected by special legal provisions

Chapter - 2

Section 4: Generally Applicable Principles and Provisions Section 5: Ignorance of law is not forgivable Section 6: Prohibition against public interest Section 7: Actions against the law will be invalid Section 8: to be borne by the wrongdoer Section 9: Do not act in a way that hurts others Section 10: Cannot take advantage of mistakes Section 11: Acts contrary to interest are invalid Section 12: Personality should be accepted Section 13: Must maintain good neighborliness Section 14: Non-exemption from civil liability Section 15: Not recognizing customs or traditions that are contrary to the law Section 16: Applicable to foreigners also

Chapter - 3

Section 17: to be equal in the eyes of the law Section 18: Non-discrimination Section 19: Not considered to be discriminated against due to special provisions Section 20: to have freedom and rights Section 21: considered to be an infringement of the right to privacy Section 22: Right to contract Section 23: No tax shall be levied except in accordance with law Section 24: Cannot be forced to work against his will Section 25: Property not to be acquired, acquired, auctioned or forfeited Section 26: that you can complain about Section 27: to pay compensation Section 28: to pay compensation if false complaint is found Section 29: Limitation

व्यक्ति सम्बन्धी कानून

Chapter - 1

Section 30: Recognition of person Section 31: to be entitled to the name Section 32: of gaining competence Section 33: considered disabled Section 34: considered semi-capable Section 35: To be according to the decision of the court Section 36: capable of causing, examining or changing body parts Section 37: who can determine their method of cremation, kazkiriya or sadagat Section 38: who can donate dead bodies or organs Section 39: considered residential address Section 40: believed to be dead Section 41: Limitation

Chapter - 2

Section 42: A legal person acquiring competence Section 43: to acquire legal competence after incorporation Section 44: Deemed to automatically acquire legal capacity Section 45: Residence address of legal person Section 46: Management and operation of legal entities Section 47: Execution of Legal Person Section 48: Transfer of rights or liabilities if the legal person is merged Section 49: A legal person can be a representative Section 50: not to participate in decisions if there is a conflict of interest Section 51: Legal person to be responsible Section 52: Property or liability to be liquidated Section 53: Limitation

Chapter - 3

Section 54: which action can be initiated regarding Damasahi Section 55: to apply to take action related to marriage Section 56: to give notice to creditor Section 57: Notice to Debtor Section 58: to order initiation of courtship proceedings Section 59: Transactions are automatically suspended or canceled Section 60: to be given the opportunity to reconcile the debt Section 61: Priority in paying debts or obligations Section 62: The debt of the creditor who shows more debt does not get priority Section 63: Property to be allocated Section 64: that should not be hidden Section 65: to end status in Damasahi Section 66: Limitation

पारिवारिक कानून

Chapter - 1

Section 67: Presumption of marriage Section 68: Marriage is an inviolable social bond Section 69: Freedom to marry Section 70: to be married Section 71: To marry, not to make Section 72: Annulment of marriage Section 73: Annulable marriage Section 74: If a child is born from physical intercourse, marriage is considered Section 75: The rights of the unborn child will not be affected according to the law Section 76: Marriage to be registered Section 77: who can marry by registration Section 78: to decide whether or not to get married Section 79: Agreement to be prepared Section 80: Provisions relating to marriage registration Section 81: Provisions regarding the use of married women's surnames Section 82: Marital relationship is deemed to be terminated Section 83: Remarriage Section 84: Limitation

Chapter - 2

Section 85: Considered husband and wife Section 86: Relations and Obligations of Husband and Wife Section 87: The husband's house is considered to be the residence Section 88: Considered to be each other's representative Section 89: Behave according to dignity Section 90: to run a home business with consent Section 91: Not to prevent profession, business or work Section 92: limit

Chapter - 3

Section 93: Divorce with the consent of both Section 94: Husband can divorce Section 95: Wife Can Divorce Section 96: Petition for Divorce Section 97: Reconciliation of husband and wife should be done Section 98: Divorce should be dissolved Section 99: to be divided before divorce Section 100: Able to pay lump sum or expenses Section 101: Able to meet food expenses Section 102: According to agreement Section 103: Previous child or husband will inherit the property Section 104: Limitation

Chapter - 4

Section 105: Motherhood or paternity determined by mother, father Section 106: It will be presumed that the child was born to a married husband Section 107: who can deny paternity Section 108: to claim son, daughter or paternity Section 109: The paternity of a child born through artificial insemination is the father's Section 110: To be determined by the court Section 111: to get first and last name Section 112: Names of mother, father, father and grandfather can be mentioned Section 113: Birth of son, daughter to be registered Section 114: Care and maintenance required Section 115: in charge of mother or father Section 116: to take necessary care and maintenance Section 117: to get meeting facilities Section 118: The rights of sons and daughters will continue Section 119: not to be separated without consent Section 120: Minors should not work as laborers Section 121: According to the decision of the father, the mother who keeps the minor Section 122: Parents should be respected, respected and cared for Section 123: Limitation

Chapter - 5

Section 124: Parental supervision and control remains Section 125: Maternal and paternal authority to be exercised jointly Section 126: Rights, Responsibilities and Duties of the Person Using Maternal and Paternal Authority Section 127: No Discrimination Section 128: Special care should be taken Section 129: Able to improve behavior and habits Section 130: Authorized to exercise rights Section 131: The guardian or Mathwar can also exercise matrilineal and paternal authority Section 132: which can block matrilineal and paternal authority Section 133: Termination of Maternal and Paternal Authority Section 134: Limitation

Chapter - 6

Section 135: Deemed guardian Section 136: Patron's priority Section 137: Other person considered guardian Section 138: considered to be an organization patron Section 139: Court may appoint guardian Section 140: who can assign a supervisor Section 141: Can't be a patron: The following people can't be a patron Section 142: Fostering and care of disabled or semi-disabled persons Section 143: to maintain, protect and properly manage the property Section 144: to keep accounting books correct Section 145: Can take legal action or defend a case Section 146: Acting on behalf of a disabled or semi-disabled person Section 147: Able to work only according to conditions Section 148: Termination of Guardianship Section 149: Conservatorship does not transfer to the beneficiary Section 150: Expenses can be recovered Section 151: Compensation for damages Section 152: Limitation

Chapter - 7

Section 153: to be the head of a minor Section 154: of a person who is not at the Hos address Section 155: May be the mother of a minor Section 156: to be organized organization Section 157: as may be appointed by the court Section 158: Eligibility of Mathwar Section 159: Mathwar to take over property Section 160: Able to use the property Section 161: which may be spent on real estate with the permission of the court Section 162: to prudently and carefully maintain and protect the property Section 163: Transfer of rights automatically void Section 164: Mathwari automatically ends Section 165: who can entrust the property Section 166: To be certified by the court Section 167: Other Provisions Applicable Section 168: Limitation

Chapter - 8

Section 169: Adopted son or daughter Section 170: Adoption should be done in the best interest of the children Section 171: Those who have sons and daughters are not allowed to have adopted sons or adopted daughters Section 172: who can adopt or adopt Section 173: not to be adopted or adopted Section 174: Difference in age of adopter or adopter and adopter Section 175: Consent to Adoption or Placement of Adopted Daughters Section 176: Adopted son or daughter is considered to be kept by the couple Section 177: PROCEDURE FOR PLACEMENT OF ADOPTED OR ADOPTED DAUGHTER Section 178: Rights and rights of adopted son or daughter-in-law Section 179: Surname of adopted son or daughter Section 180: An adopted son or an adopted daughter who cannot claim the share of the father and mother cannot claim the share of his birth parents. But,Section 181: Liability of adopter or adoptee Section 182: Responsibilities of adopted son or daughter Section 183: Facilitation of meeting and correspondence should be provided Section 184: Cancellation of adopted son or daughter-in-law Section 185: who can revoke adoption or adoption Section 186: End of adoption or adoption Section 187: Limitation

Chapter - 9

Section 188: Deemed to have accepted adoption internationally Section 189: not to have an adopted son or daughter-in-law without permission Section 190: to ensure the best interests of the child in adoption or adoption Section 191: CHILDREN WHO CAN BE GIVEN FOR ADOPTION Section 192: Foreign Section 193: Provisions relating to intercountry adoption or adoption boards Section 194: to apply for adoption or adoption Section 195: Provisions related to Selection Committee Section 196: Persons and children to adopt minors should be selected and recommended Section 197: to allow adoption or adoption Section 198: Special arrangements regarding choice of family for minors with special care needs Section 199: Adoption, special provision for adoption as adopted daughter Section 200: Details to be sent Section 201: Monitoring Section 202: A case can be filed Section 203: The provisions of the Act are applicable Section 204: Limitation

Chapter - 10

Section 205: Deemed to be anshiyar Section 206: to be equally entitled to a share Section 207: Sons and daughters born from a couple whose marriage has ended will get a share Section 208: to receive share from mother Section 209: to get share from father or husband's share Section 210: The last wife or child will get a share from the husband or father's share Section 211: that can take part Section 212: which can always vary Section 213: Divorce by husband or wife Section 214: which may be varied by the widow taking part Section 215: that can leave part Section 216: to share Section 217: Things to be disclosed in the deed of share Section 218: to pass deed of share Section 219: Cannot give property without partition Section 220: to be cleared of assets Section 221: to be disclosed in the field Section 222: to be paid in installments Section 223: to be apportioned based on the amount received Section 224: Able to take distribution of unlocked property Section 225: will be given in installments while bringing Fantwari Section 226: not to hide assets Section 227: Part-time enrollment is required Section 228: Non-lease of shares Section 229: apportionment of mortgaged property Section 230: Property or ownership can be withheld until the partition Section 231: Partition should be arranged in such a way that there is a way or exit Section 232: Debtor cannot be appointed in a partial bond without the consent of the creditor Section 233: Compensation must be paid if the person who does not get a share cancels Section 234: which can pay part, amount or expense Section 235: Limitation Section 236: considered to be part

Chapter - 11

Section 237: Aputali is considered to be open Section 238: The rightful person will get autali Section 239: The priority of those entitled to the grant is Section 240: Distant claimant will receive inheritance Section 241: The rightful person who takes care of a person will receive a death certificate Section 242: Different owners will get a refund Section 243: Caregivers will receive a rebate Section 244: Tax Free Section 245: Do not get Aputali Section 246: Responsibilities and rights of the person receiving the certificate Section 247: Creditor can collect debt Section 248: Aputali property belongs to the local level Section 249: Declaration of property of foreigner who died in Nepal Section 250: Limitation

सम्पत्ति सम्बन्धि कानून

Chapter - 1

Section 251: Considered as property Section 252: Property deemed to be movable or immovable Section 253: considered real estate Section 254: Considered movable property Section 255: Classification of property on the basis of ownership Section 256: considered private property Section 257: considered property of Sagol Section 258: considered joint property Section 259: Trees, plants or things on the border are considered joint property Section 260: Management, protection and maintenance of joint property Section 261: Joint property cannot be altered without consent Section 262: that any owner of joint property may bring legal action or defense Section 263: who can separate their share from the joint property Section 264: Provisions relating to community, public, government and joint property Section 265: Limitation

Chapter - 2

Section 266: Deemed to be in possession Section 267: OWNER'S RIGHTS Section 268: Deemed to have usufructuary right Section 269: Eligibility conditions Section 270: Person who can acquire usufruct Section 271: Right of usufructuary Section 272: Termination of usufruct Section 273: deemed to have adverse possession Section 274: to be paid in damages Section 275: Limitation

Chapter - 3

Section 276: Not to use, damage or acquire other people's property Section 277: Property is irrevocable Section 278: Protective measures to be taken Section 279: Don't build a house on someone else's land without consent Section 280: Should leave the land when putting a window Section 281: Prohibition to throw water from house or property Section 282: Do not make Jodi safety tank with land of Sanghiar Section 283: When digging a well or a well, one must leave the land Section 284: Trees should not be planted in such a way as to affect Section 285: Compensation can be collected Section 286: Limitation

Chapter - 4

Section 287: Not to usurp the land of another Section 288: to be allowed to be made Section 289: Not being able to use all the water of the river or stream Section 290: Cannot construct a new culvert affecting the irrigated fields Section 291: Use and distribution of sewage water Section 292: No change of land without consent Section 293: Those who do not labor or spend money on land cannot use the water Section 294: It is possible to make a ditch or use water according to mutual agreement Section 295: Usufructuring the land along the river Section 296: Not to be registered Section 297: Namsari filing to be dismissed Section 298: Limitation

Chapter - 5

Section 299: Considered as government property Section 300: considered public property Section 301: Considered Community Property Section 302: to keep details updated Section 303: Landlord registration proof to be provided Section 304: Obligation to protect government, public or community property Section 305: Government, public or community property not to be registered in your own name Section 306: Government, public and community land should not be occupied or usurped Section 307: not to be structured Section 308: Transfer of Government Property Section 309: Community property can be converted into public property Section 310: Awarding Complainant Section 311: Actionable Section 312: The public prosecutor is authorized to file a case or file an application or appeal Section 313: Limitation

Chapter - 6

Section 314: Guthi is deemed to be established Section 315: Guthi can be public or private Section 316: to apply to establish Guthi Section 317: Details to be disclosed in the memorandum of association The following details must be disclosed in the memorandum of association of the company:Section 318: to be registered Section 319: which can be refused to register the Guthi Section 320: to transfer assets to establish Guthi Section 321: If the property is not transferred, the Guthi will be dissolved Section 322: The operation and management of Guthi property shall be in accordance with the Articles of Incorporation Section 323: Guthi property should be operated and managed appropriately Section 324: Guthi director to be appointed Section 325: Disqualification of Guthi Director Section 326: Number of Guthi Directors Section 327: Organized body may be the operator of the Section 328: Arrangements for the vacancy of the post of Guthi director Section 329: to determine the order of succession of Guthi operators Section 330: To fulfill the duties of Guthi director in special circumstances Section 331: to be conducted by unanimous decision Section 332: Implementation of the purpose of the Guthi Section 333: to keep records of Guthi's property Section 334: Protection of Guthi property Section 335: Guthi property should not be used in such a way as to adversely affect the interests of the beneficiaries Section 336: to prevent property damage Section 337: to keep accounts of Guthi Section 338: Violation of Guthi Section 339: The deed of the Guthi property remains with the Guthi owner Section 340: Entitled to collect income from Guthi property Section 341: Other rights, duties and responsibilities are deemed to belong to the Guthi director Section 342: not to be done by the Guthi operator Section 343: Instructing the transfer of Guthi property Section 344: who can give up the benefits of the property Section 345: to retain ownership of the property Section 346: which may be manipulated in the purpose of the guthi Section 347: Guthi property is not counted Section 348: If the contract is invalid, the result is Section 349: Appealable Section 350: Other Guthi Related Arrangements Section 351: Limit

Chapter - 7

Section 352: deemed to be usufruct Section 353: Succession becomes effective Section 354: to be written Section 355: to be used by the beneficiary as his own property Section 356: Assets that cannot be used by the beneficiary Section 357: Cannot change the structure of the property without approval Section 358: may assign, lease or mortgage the property under the succession Section 359: maintenance and care of property under trust Section 360: Loss of property acquired under succession, not to be lost Section 361: Taxes or Fees to be borne by the beneficiary Section 362: If someone makes a claim or claim, the owner must be informed Section 363: Period during which the succession arrangement will remain Section 364: which can terminate the custody arrangement Section 365: Beneficiary can return property Section 366: deemed to have ended the succession arrangement Section 367: Limitation

Chapter - 8

Section 368: deemed to be an easement Section 369: to be allowed to use the facility load system Section 370: Transfer of immovable property will not adversely affect easement arrangements Section 371: to be used or allowed to be used Section 372: Neighbor's house or land can be used during calamity Section 373: to receive the easement of the road Section 374: House or land not to be transferred without provision of road or exit Section 375: Right to extend basic services Section 376: Can use river or stream or banks of river or stream Section 377: to use the exit route Section 378: Naturally occurring water flow should not be stopped Section 379: Who can use the water of a stream, river or pond Section 380: to give way or exit for cultivation Section 381: To provide compensation Section 382: Limitation

Chapter - 9

Section 383: Deemed to be given in lieu Section 384: Unsafe house restoration give, not take Section 385: Duration of house restoration Section 386: to be negotiated upon return Section 387: Details of the house must be given Section 388: to prepare description of goods or goods Section 389: Liability of the landlord Section 390: Responsibilities of the assignee Section 391: Manner and procedure for submission of reinstatement Section 392: Obligation to pay taxes and other duties Section 393: to insure the home Section 394: Repair and maintenance of the restored house Section 395: A house that has been restored can be restored to another person Section 396: Structure may not be modified without approval Section 397: The house should not be used contrary to the agreement Section 398: Able to modify the contract Section 399: that can be inspected Section 400: able to leave a foreclosed home Section 401: which may remove the person in charge Section 402: The contract of house restoration is deemed to be terminated Section 403: to deliver goods or goods in good condition Section 404: that can clear the house Section 405: Limitation

Chapter - 10

Section 406: considered to be a donation or box Section 407: Can donate property by proclamation Section 408: Cancellation of donation or box Section 409: can be made by donation or cash Section 410: which may amend or cancel the post balance ticket Section 411: Not receiving the property according to the post-balance bill Section 412: Limitation

Chapter - 11

Section 413: Assets deemed to be transferred Section 414: which can transfer property Section 415: that the guardian or mathwar can sell the property Section 416: owned by the person receiving the property Section 417: Transfer of private property Section 418: Joint property may be sold and transferred Section 419: not to transfer property of Sagol without obtaining permission Section 420: Able to sell the property of the spouse for household purposes Section 421: Property of another not to be transferred Section 422: Property not to be transferred in double shifts Section 423: Custodian or mathwar cannot give charity or box Section 424: to receive money or compensation for not being able to enjoy the property Section 425: Wares can transfer property rights Section 426: Procedures to be followed by an incorporated entity when taking or giving property Section 427: Other persons may purchase or receive property Section 428: Can purchase or acquire property in the name of a disabled or semi-disabled person Section 429: Dismissal of filing of transfer of property to be entitled after balance Section 430: Cannot claim that it is damaged, worn out or damaged Section 431: able to lease property Section 432: Cannot transfer immovable property to foreigners Section 433: to be transferred if the foreigner receives a portion or allowance Section 434: Limitation

Chapter - 12

Section 435: deemed to be pledged Section 436: to be written Section 437: to enjoy the mortgaged property Section 438: Possession of mortgaged property is deemed to have been transferred Section 439: to be enjoyed as your property Section 440: to take proper care of the mortgaged property Section 441: No interest, fees or charges may be charged Section 442: Bhogbandhaki's tenure of possession Section 443: The maximum duration of the loan is Section 444: which can reclaim the pledged property at any time Section 445: Pledged property Section 446: May pledge the returns or profits of the property Section 447: that another person can pledge his property on behalf of the Asami Section 448: The mortgaged property is indivisible Section 449: Loss of mortgaged property, creditor liable in case of loss Section 450: Not to harass the property of the hostage Section 451: Foreigners cannot be mortgaged Section 452: Double pledge or non-transferable Section 453: Limitation

Chapter - 13

Section 454: Deemed to have cleared rights Section 455: that the claimant can collect Section 456: Mohi can take the property by forfeiture Section 457: that can be obtained by clearing the sold house Section 458: to clear house rights given in donation or box Section 459: Non-clearance Section 460: Clearing procedure Section 461: Records to be updated in case of forfeiture Section 462: Limitation

Chapter - 14

Section 463: Document deemed to be passed Section 464: Document to be passed Section 465: which may pass other instruments Section 466: that a document may pass through the door Section 467: who can pass documents from other districts Section 468: to be charged upon passing of the document Section 469: Obligation to pay tax Section 470: Arrangements related to payment of money Section 471: to be filed, revoked and renamed Section 472: Documents passed on a previous date will be valid Section 473: Limit

Chapter - 15

Section 474: to be considered a transaction Section 475: Regarded as having taken a loan Section 476: Transactions should not be made without writing Section 477: Things to be disclosed in the document When making a Section 478: The creditor can collect interest from the debtor Section 479: The creditor cannot collect interest from the debtor Section 480: not getting interest on interest Section 481: Cannot charge interest in excess of principal Section 482: Interest and interest should be paid Section 483: To receive interest up to the date of payment Section 484: Duration of Deed in Home Section 485: Non-recognition of transactions with disabled and semi-disabled persons Section 486: not being able to collect funds from Sagol's property Section 487: Movable property not to be leased without consent Section 488: Payment of amount if transaction is found to have been made Section 489: To be done in case of loss of household documents or uncontrollable circumstances Section 490: to be returned if the transaction is raw Section 491: Item to be returned as is Section 492: Limit

करार तथा अन्य दायित्व सम्बन्धी व्यवस्था

Chapter - 1

Section 493: Liability to be created Section 494: Circumstances in which liability is created Section 495: to fulfill obligations Section 496: to fulfill the obligation at the appointed time Section 497: each person must fulfill the obligation Section 498: that liability may be split Section 499: Obligation to be fulfilled in good faith Section 500: If the obligation is not met, the compensation to be incurred is Section 501: Obligations that are contrary to the law should not be fulfilled Section 502: not to fulfill an impossible obligation Section 503: Limitation

Chapter - 2

Section 504: deemed to be contracted Section 505: Contract to be executed according to law Section 506: A person capable of contracting Section 507: The parties shall be autonomous Section 508: Deemed Complete Offer and Acceptance Section 509: Offer or Acceptance Revocable Section 510: Offer deemed to be void Section 511: Agreement pursuant to a public offer Section 512: Place of contract Section 513: Conjunctive Contract Section 514: Applicability of General Provisions of Contracts Section 515: Interpretation of the contract Section 516: Limitation

Chapter - 3

Section 517: Voidable Contract Section 518: Voidable Contract Section 519: Unenforceable Contract Section 520: Limitation

Chapter - 4

Section 521: Obligations according to the contract must be fulfilled Section 522: Mutual Compliance with Contracts Section 523: Time and Manner of Fulfillment of Contract Section 524: Place of fulfillment of contract Section 525: deemed to have delayed performance of the contract Section 526: Time considered to be of the essence of the contract Section 527: Conditions of non-fulfilment of the contract Section 528: Transfer of rights and obligations under the contract Section 529: A party to the contract Section 530: The right to enforce the contract rests only with the party Section 531: If there is a fundamental change in circumstances, the contract will not be enforced Section 532: to facilitate Section 533: which may be subject to suspension or modification of the contract Section 534: Limitation

Chapter - 5

Section 535: deemed to be in breach of contract Section 536: Inalienable nature of power to rescind contract Section 537: Damages for breach of contract Section 538: CONSEQUENCES OF CONTRACT CANCELLATION OR VOID Section 539: Paying the amount in proportion to the fulfillment of the contract Section 540: Continued compliance with the contract Section 541: as the court may order Section 542: Compensation to be determined in monetary value Section 543: The court may consider Section 544: Limitation

Chapter - 6

Section 545: deemed to be a contract for the sale of goods Section 546: Contract for the sale of goods is void Section 547: Determining the price of the item Section 548: to pay the price of the item Section 549: Item Description Section 550: deemed entitled to the goods to be sold Section 551: The item is considered to be of quality Section 552: may accept or reject items of different quality Section 553: deemed to be a contract to be sold after viewing the sample Section 554: Provisions relating to transfer of ownership of goods Section 555: to risk Section 556: Right of the buyer to confirm the goods Section 557: Goods deemed to be delivered: Buyer shall be deemed to have delivered goods in any of the following cases:-Section 558: Time to hand over item Section 559: Documents related to the sold goods must be submitted Section 560: not to deliver goods in quantities different from those agreed upon Section 561: SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO INDEMNIFICATION Section 562: Limitation

Chapter - 7

Section 563: deemed to be a contract of suretyship Section 564: Obligation of surety Section 565: A condition in which the surety is released from liability Section 566: Relationship between guarantor and debtor Section 567: Guarantor to be substituted as creditor Section 568: Situations in which the bailment agreement can be revoked Section 569: equal to the liability of the surety persons Section 570: Continued Bail Section 571: deemed to be an agreement regarding damages (indemnity).Section 572: Arrangements for subrogation Section 573: The rights of the assignee Section 574: Limitation

Chapter - 8

Section 575: Considered to be a nasal contract:Section 576: Considered to be taken by nose:Section 577: Items to be reported should be:Section 578: Responsibilities of the nose taker:Section 579: Items taken must be returned:Section 580: The person who takes possession of another person's property is responsible: Section 581: Item must be returned for repair:Section 582: Expenses for taking care of the object of pledge:Section 583: Contracts relating to nose will be void:Section 584: Limitation:

Chapter - 9

Section 585: Deemed to be a mortgage or pledge agreement:Section 586: Deposit or security to be returned:Section 587: Rights of mortgagee or pledgee:Section 588: Consequences of pledging an item that does not meet your rights:Section 589: Creditors remain in the same position:Section 590: Limitation:

Chapter - 10

Section 591: A contract of agency is deemed to be:Section 592: Acknowledgment of transactions made by representatives:Section 593: May appoint a deputy:Section 594: Things that the representative should follow:Section 595: The representative is liable to:Section 596: The main person is responsible if the authority is trusted:Section 597: Termination of representation:Section 598: Delegates may not be removed:Section 599: The representative must not leave the agency:Section 600: If the representative is removed, the deputy representative will also be removed:Section 601: Limitation:

Chapter - 11

Section 602: A contract of carriage shall be deemed to be:Section 603: Shipper's liability:Section 604: The shipper shall be liable to:Section 605: Can sell goods without owner's approval:Section 606: Shipper's liability shall be limited to:Section 607: Indemnification shall be borne:Section 608: Termination of Carrier's Liability:Section 609: Limitation:

Chapter - 12

Section 610: deemed to be a lease agreement Section 611: The form of the leased object should not be changed Section 612: to use the leased item in good faith Section 613: to maintain the leased item Section 614: to notify the lessor if the item is unusable Section 615: Lessee to be liable Section 616: to be paid on lease Section 617: Duration of Lease Agreement Section 618: that the leased item can be sub-leased Section 619: Leased item to be returned Section 620: Special provisions relating to lease contracts of immovable property Section 621: Lease agreement can be terminated Section 622: Applicability of provisions related to house restoration Section 623: Limitation

Chapter - 13

Section 624: Deemed to be a Hire Purchase Agreement:Section 625: Things to mention in the Hire Purchase Agreement:Section 626: Where there is more than one contract, it shall be deemed to be a single contract:Section 627: In case of hire purchase agreement, its result:Section 628: Transfer of ownership of goods:Section 629: Care and maintenance of the rented item:Section 630: Installment amount to be paid:Section 631: The contract can be terminated by paying installments:Section 632: The contract can be terminated by returning the goods:Section 633: A lessee may transfer his rights and interests:Section 634: Being responsible if the goods are used against the conditions:Section 635: Information about the actual status of the item should be given:Section 636: The owner can terminate the contract:Section 637: Lessee's rights in case of seizure of goods:Section 638: If the lessee falls into Damasahi, the status of the leased object:Section 639: Limitation:

Chapter - 14

Section 640: Employable:Section 641: Wages Wages payable:Section 642: Security must be arranged when employing:Section 643: Not to be employed for more than eight hours:Section 644: Special arrangement regarding domestic helper:Section 645: Don't leave your work in the middle:Section 646: Workers must be paid wages:Section 647: Limitation:

Chapter - 15

Section 648: Implied or quasi-contracted:Section 649: To leave in the middle for voluntarily managing the property of another (negosiorum gestio)Section 650: The person in charge of the property must take care or manage:Section 651: The person who delegates the right shall not be relieved from the obligation:Section 652: Reasonable expenses must be paid for saving property in case of disaster:Section 653: Researcher can claim:Section 654: Can claim for fostering:Section 655: The expenses incurred for the funeral of the deceased should be paid by the rightful person:Section 656: Relatives must bear the cost of raising a disabled person:Section 657: Expenses of treatment must be inquired into:Section 658: Expenditure incurred by the public body should be spent:Section 659: The amount paid by the interested party should be recorded:Section 660: Price or remuneration to be given:Section 661: Can pay the price of goods or services:Section 662: The property in possession must be kept in good condition: Section 663: Limitation:

Chapter - 16

Section 664: Considered as unjust enrichment:Section 665: If someone takes something that should not be taken, it must be returned (Solusio Indebtedness)Section 666: Debt paid by mistake must be returned:Section 667: The goods or money taken by badaniyat and its profit must be returned:Section 668: Debt paid by a third person must be paid:Section 669: If the tax due is paid by another person, he can claim the recovery:Section 670: The found object can be reported to the police and kept:Section 671: Limitation:

Chapter - 17

Section 672: Considered to have committed a misdemeanor:Section 673: Mother, father should bear the responsibility:Section 674: Custodian or guardian must bear responsibility:Section 675: The employer is liable to:Section 676: The owner of the animal shall bear the responsibility for the damage caused by the animal:Section 677: The owner of the house shall be liable for any loss or damage due to house collapse:Section 678: The owner of the property shall bear the responsibility:Section 679: Responsibility of the owner of the house:Section 680: Liability for unauthorized entry:Section 681: Jointly liable:Section 682: Liability to be indemnified:Section 683: No liability for having a separate arrangement:Section 684: Limitation:

Chapter - 18

Section 685: Liability for defective product:Section 686: Defective product must be proved:Section 687: To be freed from obligations:Section 688: Amount of liability may be reduced:Section 689: Defective product not considered:Section 690: No adverse effect on other rights:Section 691: Limitation:

निजी अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय कानुन सम्बन्धी व्यवस्था

Part - 6

Section 692: The provisions of this section shall apply:Section 693: The foreigner's legal capacity will be determined by:Section 694: Foreigner missing or presumed dead:Section 695: Ownership will be determined according to foreign laws:Section 696: Determining the death certificate:Section 697: Determining the Nature of Organized Organization:Section 698: Regulation of property:Section 699: Nepalese citizens must follow Nepalese laws when marrying abroad:Section 700: When a foreigner gets married in Nepal, he must follow the laws of his country:Section 701: The result of the marriage will be according to the law of your country:Section 702: Maternal and paternal authority shall be according to the laws of the country of citizenship:Section 703: According to the laws of the country of citizenship of the adopted son or adopted daughter:Section 704: Determination of Patron or Mathwar:Section 705: To be determined according to the laws of the country of residence:Section 706: Divorce done abroad will be recognized:Section 707: Ownership shall be in accordance with the laws of the country in which the property is located:Section 708: Goods shall be regulated according to the laws of the place of destination:Section 709: Contract law shall be as determined by the parties:Section 710: Documents made abroad will be recognized:Section 711: Donation boxes are governed by the laws of the donor's nationality:Section 712: Determining the liability of Drishkriti Wapat:Section 713: Liability for quasi-contract or unjust enrichment:Section 714: Other matters shall be in accordance with the valid principles of private international law:Section 715: In case of dual citizenship, it will be according to the law of the country of habitual residence:Section 716: Can give permission to prosecute cases from foreign courts:Section 717: A case under consideration in the court of Nepal can be adjourned:Section 718: Courts of Nepal shall have jurisdiction:Section 719: Other matters related to the case can also be resolved by the courts of Nepal:Section 720: If there is a treaty, it shall be as follows:Section 721: The provisions of this paragraph shall not apply: