Introduction A court fee is the amount paid to initiate legal proceedings in court. It’s not required in all cases, especially civil ones (non-criminal disputes). However, court fees apply when a party files a claim. Criminal trials prioritize punishment over fees, and the government usually handles them. The government itself is exempt from paying court fees in either civil or …
An F-1 visa, which stands for ‘Full-time Student visa,’ is a non-immigrant visa allowing international students to study at institutions in the United States. It is the most common visa type for those pursuing education at a US university or college. Here’s a concise overview of the process. F-1 Visa Requirements To apply for an …
Introduction Life and death are fundamental aspects of human existence, pivotal enough to be treated equally under criminal law. Offenses such as murder, attempted murder, or aiding in such acts warrant the severest penalties, underscoring society’s utmost concern for the sanctity of life. Within the realm of criminal law, crimes related to loss of life …
What is Habeas Corpus? Habeas Corpus is a legal order that requires authorities to present a detained person in court. The court then examines whether the detention is lawful. If it is found to be unlawful, the person must be released. This ensures that nobody is deprived of their freedom without proper legal justification. Who …
Procedures to gain Nepali citizenship for a child whose father is unknown. For a Nepali citizen woman’s child (if the father’s identity and location are unknown or cannot be determined): For a Nepali Woman and Child Married to a Foreign National Man Procedures for obtaining citizenship for a Nepali lady and child who are married …