LAW501 Comparative Law and Nepalese Legal System — Unit 4: Historical Development of Nepalese Legal System

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Unit 4: Historical Development of Nepalese Legal System

Syllabus coverage in this unit
4.1 Legal System of the Kirat Period · 4.2 Lichchhavi Period · 4.3 Malla Period and Legal Reformation · 4.4 Shah Period (4.4.1 Ram Shah’s Judicial Reforms · 4.4.2 Prithvi Narayan Shah’s Judicial Reforms · 4.4.3 Codification: Muluki Ain 1910 B.S. · 4.4.4 Judicial Administration during the Rana Period · 4.4.5 Development of Law 2007-2017 B.S. · 4.4.6 Recognition of Precedent and Writ System · 4.4.7 Development of Law 2017-2047 B.S. · 4.4.8 Development of Law 2047-2063 B.S.) · 4.5 Development of Law in the Republic Period (4.5.1 2063-2072 · 4.5.2 2072 till now · 4.5.3 Characteristics of the Existing Nepalese Legal System · 4.5.4 Codification and Law-Making Process · 4.5.5 Introduction to the Muluki Codes · 4.5.6 Investigation and Prosecution under the Criminal Procedure Code 2074 · 4.5.7 Administration of Justice: Courts, Specialised Courts, Tribunals, Local Bodies, Quasi-Judicial Bodies · 4.5.8 PIL and ADR · 4.6 Existing Position of Comparative Law in Nepal

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Unit 4: Historical Development of Nepalese Legal System

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