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Amendments
Now, therefore, be it enacted by His Majesty the King Birendra Bir Bikram
Shah Dev on the advice and with the consent of Rastrya Panchayat.
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This Act came into force on 15 Jeshta 2065 (2008), Prasasti and the word "kingdom" has been
deleted.
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Pasni ( the practices of feeding rice to a child for the first time after
his/her birth), Nwaran (practices to be observed normally after
Eleven days from the date of birth of a child in which the child is
given a formal name to address him/her), Birth day, chhaiti (The
Hindu practices to be observed in the sixth day of the birth of a
child, Bhudo-pasni (The practices to be observed in eighty four years
in age of a man/ woman) and pitri-karya ( practices to be performed
in honor of one’s deceased ancestors).
(b) “Close relative” means relatives within Four generations of father
side and mother side of such person for whom social behavior is
observed and this expression also includes family of such elder and
younger brother in whose death mourning period is observed till
Thirteen days from the date of the death; nephew, niece, grand-son
and grand-daughter of daughter side , son and daughter of the sister
of father, son and daughter of elder mother and younger mother, son-
in-law, husband of younger sister, husband of elder sister and Meet
(A formal friend).
Provided that, in case of pitri-karya close relative means the
aforesaid relatives of such person who observes pitri-karya.
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4. Restriction to the Bride Side: (1) Bride side shall not accept any cash
and goods (kinds) from bridegroom side in connection of marriage of
daughter.
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days or the both and the property which is prohibited to accept and give
shall be forfeited.
(2) Bride side shall not bear transport as well as food cost made for
Janta (a tradition in which a group of people go to the chamber of marriage
where ceremony is being observed together with bridegroom in order to
bring bride in the home of bridegroom).
(3) Bridegroom and bride side shall not give cash, commodity and
gift to any person who goes to the chamber marriage to observe Janta.
7. Restriction on Janta: (1) No more than Fifty one persons including the
persons who play musical instrument in marriage shall be brought to mark
Janta.
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11. Ban on Exhibition of Daijo etc: (1) In the course of observing social
practices, daijo or present (gift) shall not be brought or sent by making
exhibition in pump manner.
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(2) In case the concerned person fails to submit the details sought by
Chief District Officer pursuant to Sub-section (1), the said officer may
impose a fine up to Three Thousand Rupees or an imprisonment not
exceeding Three days to such person.
17. Investigation and Prosecution of Case: (1) The police shall investigate
the case which is punishable pursuant to this Act and after investigation the
police shall file the case before the Adjudicating Authority.
19. Adjudicating Authority and procedure: (1) The Chief District Officer
shall have original jurisdiction to hear and dispose the case pursuant to this
Act.
(2) The Chief District Officer shall follow the procedure as referred
to in Special Court Act, 2059 in the case under this Act.
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20. Penalty: (1) Whosoever commits an act contrary to Rules framed under
this Act shall be liable to a fine up to Three Thousand Rupees or an
imprisonment not exceeding Thirty days.
21. Power to Frame Rules: (1) The Government of Nepal may frame
necessary Rules in order to implement the objectives of this Act.
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. Amended by Administration of Justice Act, 2048.
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