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SC to come into full operation from November 17

Kathmandu, Nov 7: The Supreme Court is coming into full operation from November 17. It has been delivering its service partially after the SC building was torched and damaged during Gen Z protest on September 9. A meeting of the Supreme Court's full bench held on Thursday decided to operate

Supreme Court seeks written response on KP Oli’s passport suspension,…

The Supreme Court has sought a written response within 15 days regarding the Sushila Karki government’s decision to suspend the

Constitutional Bench formed to address writ against HoR dissolution

According to SC Spokesperson Arjun Prasad Koirala, the Bench comprises Chief Justice Prakashman Singh Raut and Justices Sapana Pradhan Malla,

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Writ filed against Gen-Z probe commission chair, members

A writ petition has been filed at the Supreme Court against the chairperson and three members of the probe commission

Supreme Court to take writ petitions from October 14

A full court meeting of all justices including Chief Justice Prakash Man Singh Raut decided to register and hear writ

SC orders Shrestha to furnish written response on contempt of…

The Supreme Court has ordered Senior Vice Chair of CPN (Maoist Centre), Narayan Kaji Shrestha, to furnish a written response

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Full bench to hear case warranting incumbent govt. seek vote…

The hearing of the writ registered against Prime Minister KP Sharma Ol- led incumbent government will be held in full

Supreme Court dismisses Mukul Dhakal’s writ petition

The Supreme Court has dismissed the writ petition filed by Mukul Dhakal, demanding that he be allowed to continue as

Old legal documents are historic heritages: CJ Raut

Chief Justice Prakashman Singh Raut has termed old legal documents as historic heritages.

Supreme Court dismisses petitions against 52 constitutional appointees

The Supreme Court has dismissed petitions filed against 52 officials appointed to various constitutional bodies. With the majority verdict issued