Your Trusted Law Firm in Nepal
Providing expert legal counsel in corporate law, civil litigation, and commercial disputes. Committed to justice. Rooted in integrity.
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Years of Practice
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Nepal-Focused
Nyaya Sankalpa Associates is a Kathmandu-based law firm dedicated to providing clear, honest, and effective legal services to businesses and individuals across Nepal. Our name speaks our purpose — Nyaya (justice) and Sankalpa (resolve).
Our advocates bring expertise across corporate law, company registration, contract drafting, civil litigation, commercial disputes, and regulatory compliance — serving clients with professionalism and depth.
Our Full Story
"न्याय — Justice. संकल्प — Resolve. Together, they are our promise to every client."
Comprehensive legal services tailored to Nepal's regulatory environment
Company formation, restructuring, shareholder agreements, and compliance under the Nepal Companies Act.
Representation in civil courts, contract disputes, property matters, and enforcement of rights.
End-to-end assistance registering private limited companies, NGOs, and foreign-invested entities in Nepal.
Precise drafting and review of business contracts, MOUs, lease agreements, and employment documents.
Expert guidance on arbitration proceedings and dispute resolution under Nepal arbitration law.
Navigation of Nepal's regulatory framework including SEBON, NRB, DoR, and sectoral authorities.
Deep understanding of Nepal's legal system, courts, and regulatory bodies.
We explain complex legal matters in plain language — no jargon, no confusion.
We respect deadlines. From filings to opinions — prompt, reliable service.
Your goals drive our strategy. Every case receives dedicated, personalised attention.
Legal scholarship and public policy commentary by Founder Advocate Saroj Bhattarai.
Argues Nepal's transition to a republic hasn't delivered the inclusive, participatory governance it promised, leaving citizens disillusioned with how the democratic system functions in practice.
Argues Nepal's Civil Service Bill only tinkers at the edges while leaving deeper causes of bureaucratic dysfunction untouched: chronic municipal understaffing, seniority violations, and promotions driven by political loyalty rather than merit. Calls for a cultural shift toward professionalism and accountability.
Argues Nepal's courts, especially the Supreme Court, are flooded with writ petitions filed for personal recognition rather than genuine constitutional necessity. Reviews Articles 133, 144, and 151 on writ jurisdiction and calls for an ethics code among legal practitioners to protect court time for legitimate cases.
Finding the right law firm in Nepal requires more than a Google search — it requires trust. At Nyaya Sankalpa Associates, we have spent years building that trust through transparent counsel, reliable representation, and a genuine commitment to justice.
Nepal's legal landscape is evolving rapidly. The Companies Act 2006 (2063 B.S.), the Industrial Enterprises Act, the Foreign Investment and Technology Transfer Act — each carries procedural complexities that businesses and individuals must navigate carefully. Our advocates have hands-on experience across all these frameworks.
Whether you are a startup founder registering your first private limited company in Nepal, an entrepreneur resolving a commercial dispute, or an individual protecting your property rights through civil litigation — Nyaya Sankalpa Associates is your dedicated legal partner.
We serve clients throughout Nepal from our Kathmandu office. Remote consultations are available for clients outside the Valley who require a law firm's expertise without geographic constraints.
Our commitment is simple: provide every client access to quality legal services, delivered honestly, explained clearly, and pursued with resolve.
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