4.10 Nepalese Legal Provisions

• The Code, Part 5, Chapter 10 — the frame: creation, the agent's duties, the principal's bond and the termination discipline (the chapter verified; its provisions are described by effect, without section numbers).• The authorisation deed in practice: the wakalatnama before courts (the advocate's authority), the notarised power of attorney for property and banking dealings — the NotaryPublic Act 2063 (notarial certification of powers of attorney) and the registration law's discipline for property-affecting authorisations (see Nepali Legal System, LAW5307, Semester 4, for the notary's office).• Sectoral overlays: insurance agency (the Insurance Act 2079's regulatory face), travel and freight agencies, securities intermediaries (Securities Law, LAW5409, this semester, for the broker–client agency), and the state's own contracting through authorized representatives (Public Procurement Act 2063's discipline).• Judicial discipline: the Supreme Court's agency line polices the authority's proof — an agent pleading power must show it; the undisclosed principal's receipt of benefits has been treated as ratification's equivalent in the Court's commercial jurisprudence (state generally; cite cases only after reading the reports).