4.2 The Writ Petition's Anatomy (Writ Nibedan)

The drafting template (the eight parts): The cause-title — the Supreme Court/High Court's name; the petitioner's and the respondents' identification (the Government of Nepal's naming through the proper ministry and office — the impleading's discipline: the decision-maker, the authority's superior where the rules require); The petitioner's description and standing — the affected person or the public-spirited citizen (the PIL's justification where claimed); The facts — numbered, chronological, dated (the impugned action's full detail — the decision, the notice, the chronology of the grievance; the annexes' support); The grounds — the law's argument list, each ground numbered: the illegality, the unconstitutionality, the procedural breach, the natural-justice denial (the audi alteram partem doctrine's name where it fits); The interim-relief prayer — the stay request (the status quo's preservation until the decision — the interim order's function); The main prayer — the writ's type and the order's specific content (the quashing, the command, the production); The annexes — the impugned decision, the notices, the documents' chain (the exhibit's marking — Ka, Kha, Ga...); The verification and the vakalatnama — the petitioner's and the counsel's signatures. Worked skeletons (the patterns to memorize): the certiorari + mandamus combination against an illegal dismissal (the facts: the termination without hearing; the grounds: the natural- justice denial, the procedure's breach; the prayer: the decision's quashing + the reinstatement's…