5.5 Nepalese Legal Provision

• The Code's two chapters: Part 5, Chapter 12 (the lease contract's formation and the parties' covenants) and Part 4, Chapter 9 (house rent — the residential relationship's protective rules). Historically, the Muluki Ain's karar provisions and the land-law era's tenancy legislation carried this terrain; the 2074 Code consolidated the contract-side discipline (describe by effect, without section numbers).• Practice anchors: the registered lease deed for commercial floors; the ghar-bhada relationship's ward-level documentation; agricultural land's karar tradition; the deposit-and- notice practice of urban tenancies; the Local Level's role in recording tenancies.• Litigation's staples: eviction and arrears suits, deposit refunds, the renewal-and-rent- increase disputes of commercial leases, and the eviction-vs-quiet-enjoyment balance — the courts read the deed first, the Code's defaults second.