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The Supreme Court of Nepal in the recent case of Gandib Kafle v. High Court of Patan and Others (2022) has clarified confusions pertaining to right to appeal and limitation period on it. In doing so, the court has clarified simple yet important definitions like “judgements”, “final decisions”, etc. Further, it has clarified the role of an agent and a lawyer in a case, and how their acts, can in some situations, trigger the limitation period for the principal (client). While the case dealt with a criminal matter, the article has extended the application of the jurisprudence highlighted in the case, to cases of civil wrongs. Further, the confusions pertaining to the old Muluki Ain, 2020 B.S. has been clarified. A reader can thus observe how the jurisprudence has gradually developed. The article also makes reference to Indian Case Laws so as to bring more clarification to the table. The article has been authored by Mr. Divas Bashyal, a B.B.M., LL.B. graduate from Kathmandu University School of Law.

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