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Sarina Thapa.
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Posted on 04-04-19 12:09
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My mother-in-law died 2 years back and she left the house. Can my husband claim the share of the house along with his brother being British citizens.
Last edited: 04-Apr-19 12:10 PM
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meraj
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Posted on 04-04-19 3:50
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Why not if brothers are in agreement ti share peacefully . If question is about legal ground and fight, I think you still have legal ground but be ready for some long crappy legal battle. Its pain that Nepal’s legal systems is such a crap.
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AdrianDaju
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Posted on 04-04-19 4:35
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After our great Leader K.P Oli brings new rules regarding NRN’s. I don’t think you will be able to even step on Nepal’s soil.
Last edited: 04-Apr-19 04:53 PM
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itahariko
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Posted on 04-04-19 5:56
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@Adrian ya KP oil your leader might do that but NRNs has US power so with that NRNs win and can step anywhere.
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