4.4 Recent Trends and Judicial Response in Tort Law in Nepal

1. The constitutional-compensation jurisprudence — the courts' growing compensation practice (the custodial wrongs, the state's liability faces; the public-law damages' arrival). 2. The PIL-and-compensation mix — the structural remedies with the compensation's element (the environmental orders' cleanup-plus-compensation faces). 3. The consumer-and-market cases — the defective goods-and-services claims' rise (the CPA 2075's machinery in action — the market-monitoring penalties and the compensation claims). 4. The road-and-insurance faces — the accident claims' practice (the vehicle insurance's third- party faces — the Insurance Law interface). 5. The honest audit: the damages' modesty (the heads' narrowness, the amounts' timidity), the doctrine's thinness (the duty-and-remoteness analyses' rarity), the academic-and-judicial attention's growth — the tort law's Nepali adolescence (the classroom's candid note: the doctrine's development is the coming generation's work).