Functions, duties and powers of Attorney General
- Article
- 158
- Title
- Functions, duties and powers of Attorney General
- Category
- other
- Description
As chief legal advisor to the Government, the Attorney General represents the state in legal cases, decides on initiating proceedings, and possesses the power to defend the government in any court.
Practice questions
Who serves as the chief legal advisor to the Government of Nepal?
Under what circumstance does the Attorney General represent the state in legal cases?
What role does the Attorney General play regarding legal proceedings involving the state?
In which forum does the Attorney General possess the authority to defend the Government?
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