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Infinity & Partners provides comprehensive dispute resolution services in Nepal, specializing in both litigation and arbitration across various legal areas, including corporate and constitutional matters. The firm offers expert representation, document preparation, and strategic advocacy for complex disputes in both domestic and international contexts.
Infinity & Partners offers expert legal reform advisory in Nepal, specializing in commercial law, law drafting, policy development, and regulatory alignment with global best practices for government and local authorities.
Infinity & Partners offers comprehensive legal services in Nepal, specializing in civil law, family law, and real estate law under the Muluki Civil Code, 2018. Our expertise includes contract disputes, marriage registration, property division, and land acquisition, ensuring clients navigate the legal landscape effectively.
The Finance Bill 2025, presented on May 29, 2025, by Nepal’s Finance Minister, introduces tax reforms, offering exemptions for IT, hotel, and tourism sectors, expanding startup benefits up to NPR 10 crores, revising digital service tax rules with a 2% DST, and continuing amnesty schemes to promote compliance and economic growth.
The Supreme Court of Nepal delivered a pivotal ruling in Swawalamban Microfinance Financial Institution Limited vs. Labour Court and Others (Case Reference: 080-WF-0034), clarifying the jurisdiction of the Labour Court over employment disputes in banks and financial institutions. This case update explores the decision’s implications for labour rights and regulatory frameworks.
This update summarizes key ordinances introduced by the Government of Nepal during the Federal Parliament’s recess and their current legislative status. Five ordinances—covering cooperatives, good governance, fiscal procedures, privatization, and business environment reforms—have been approved and enacted. One ordinance related to land laws was not tabled and is now invalid, but a revised bill is under parliamentary consideration.