Describe the legal aid framework (the Act 2054 and Rules 2055) and evaluate its delivery.

1. The pre-profession era: the Rana-and-earlier courts without an independent bar — the parties' self-pleading; the muktiyars and munsifs' assistance; the state's functionaries as the only legal actors;2. The profession's birth (the 1950s): the 2007-era courts' opening; the early pleaders-and- advocates (the first generation's pioneering names — the profession's oral-history pantheon); the courts' own licensing-and-discipline (the certification-and-enrolment practice before the statutory councils); the growth with the 2015-and-2019 constitutions' court structures;3. The modern profession: the 2047 era's expansion (the constitutional litigation's boom; the corporate-and-transactional bar's rise with the 1990s' liberalization); the profession's scale (the thousands-of-advocates era; the senior-advocate designation); the profession's institutionalization (the Council-and-Association's current architecture — below);4. Notary Public (the profession's documentary wing): the history — the likhandas (the traditional scribes-and-document-writers: the deeds' craft before the formal institution); the modern design: the Notary Public Act 2063 (2006) — the notary's statutory office: the certification-and-attestation of documents, the translations' certification, the signatures-and- photos' verification; the licensing by the Notary Public Council (the examinations-and-the code); the notary's role in the everyday legal life (the citizenship-to-property documents' chain of trust).