Question

describe on court language of Nepal?
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Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Answer:

Judiciary

126. Courts to exercise powers relating to justice:

(1) Powers relating to justice in

Nepal shall be exercised by courts and other judicial bodies in accordance with

this Constitution, other laws and the recognized principles of justice.

(2) All shall abide by the orders or decisions made in the course of trial

of lawsuits by the courts.

127. Courts:

(1) There shall be the following courts in Nepal:

(a) Supreme Court,

(b) High Court, and

(c) District Court.

(2) In addition to the courts under clause (1), judicial bodies may be

formed at the Local level to try cases under law or other bodies as required may be

formed to pursue alternative dispute settlement methods.

128. Supreme Court:

(1) There shall be a Supreme Court in Nepal.

(2) The Supreme Court shall be a court of record. All courts and judicial

bodies shall, except as otherwise provided in this Constitution, be under the

Supreme Court. The Supreme Court shall have the final authority to interpret this

Constitution and laws.

(3) The Supreme Court may inspect, supervise and give necessary

directives to, it and courts, specialized courts or other judicial bodies under its

jurisdiction, in relation to matters relating to judicial administration or

management.

(4) All must abide by any interpretation of the Constitution or a law

made by or any legal principle laid down by the Supreme Court in the course of

trying a lawsuit. If anyone makes obstruction in the dispensation of justice by, or

disregard any order or judgment handed down by, it or any of its subordinate courts, the Supreme Court may, in accordance with law, initiate proceedings and

impose punishment for contempt.

129. Appointment and qualification of Chief Justice of Nepal and Judges of

Supreme Court:

(1) The Supreme Court shall consist of a maximum of twenty

Judges, in addition to the Chief Justice of Nepal.

(2) The President shall appoint the Chief Justice, on recommendation of

the Constitutional Council, and other Judges of the Supreme Court, on

recommendation of the Judicial Council.

(3) Any person who has served as a Judge of the Supreme Court for at

least three years shall be qualified for appointment as the Chief Justice.

(4) The term of office of the Chief Justice shall be six years.

(5) Any citizen of Nepal who has obtained a bachelor’s degree in law

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