9.4 Partition (Ansha Banda) and Private International Law

The Nepali institution's cross-border face (the syllabus's own head): the partition = the joint-family property's division (the coparcenary's world — the ansa-banda the Nepali-Hindu institution (LAW 306/403's domestic treatment)); the conflict questions: the Nepali immovable's partition (the Nepali situs law — the Code 2074's provisions); the foreign-resident coparcener (the personal law's persistence (the Nepali law's claim over the Nepali land)); the foreign partition's recognition (the foreign decree over the Nepali land — the situs's exclusive jurisdiction the bar (the foreign partition-order's non-execution against the Nepali property)); the diaspora's disputes (the NRN faces — the non-resident Nepali's property claims (the practical theatre)).