Chief Attorney
- Article
- 160
- Title
- Chief Attorney
- Category
- other
- Description
There shall be a Chief Attorney in each Province as the chief legal advisor to the Provincial Government, appointed by Chief of Province on recommendation of Chief Minister; tenure runs at the pleasure of the Chief Minister.
Practice questions
On whose recommendation is the Chief Attorney of a province appointed?
Which official is responsible for appointing the Chief Attorney in a province?
What determines the duration of the tenure of a Chief Attorney in a province?
Who serves as the chief legal advisor to a Provincial Government in Nepal?
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