The Nepali Judiciary - Supreme Court Of Nepal
The Nepali Judiciary - Supreme Court Of Nepal The Nepali Judiciary - Supreme Court Of Nepal
Management Committee, the committee recommended for establishing Planning Committee under the coordination of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. 49 Likewise, a committee had been constituted to look into forging alliance with donor communities. The committee had recommended that the judiciary should be independent in dealing with the donor communities and had also recommended that assistance received from donors should be utilized in prioritized areas. 50 During the stage of mid-term review, some preliminary activities were reviewed wherein recommendation were made for establishment of Financial Management Committee, to construct a network and hold interactions between Parliamentary Committee and other stakeholders for financial effectiveness, to establish a High-Level Judicial Budget Disbursement Committee and to formulate prioritized budget based on the implementation plan and pursuant to the directives issued by the Committee to carry out financial reforms. In order to manage the assistance to be received from the donor communities a permanent committee has been established. 51 Likewise, a Financial Management Committee has also been established. 3.3.3 To develop infrastructure and logistical support for creating congenial working environment in the court Under this strategic intervention, it was envisaged to establish a committee to carry out a study on the physical infrastructure and other facilities of the courts. It was also envisaged that on the basis of the report need shall be identified and on the basis of the need identification plan and program for obtaining physical infrastructure and facilities such land, building, library, computer, equipments, furniture etc. shall be prepared. In this regard, a committee had been constituted to conduct a study on the physical infrastructure and logistical need of the court, wherein the committee had submitted a report where infrastructure deemed necessary for the courts and an estimated budget had been submitted. 52 The report had classified the Supreme Court and other courts into various categories and pursuant to the categories had also prescribed standards for land and building. With regards to acquisition of land and construction of building, the standards prescribed by the committee are being followed. In order to manage infrastructure development work (includes works such as acquiring/purchase of land for the court, construction and renovation of buildings) prepared by the Construction Committee for the courts, timely review is being carried every three years. Since, land pursuant to the standard prescribed has not been available for the Supreme Court, new building for the Supreme Court has not been constructed. In order to fulfill the current deficiency, efforts towards improving the existing infrastructure is being carried out. Effort towards acquiring 50 ropanis of land within the premises of Singha Durbar and adjacent to the Supreme Court is being carried out. Likewise, additional land has been acquired for Appellate Court, Biratnagar and payment in lieu of land acquired for Appellate Court, Dipayal has been made. 49 It was proposed that this Committee comprise of representatives from Judicial Council, Ministry of Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, National Planning Commission (Joint-Secretary level) and Financial Administration Section as Members with Chief of the Planning Division as the Member-Secretary. 50 This recommendation has been stated under Strategic Intervention 3.3.8 51 This committee has been established under the coordination Honorable Justice Kalyan Shrestha, Supreme Court 52 Former Justice Honorable Badri Kumar Basnet was the Coordinator of this Committee. 29
Activities carried out to fulfill the need of the Supreme Court • Erection of lift in the main and annex building • Chambers of judges have been extended and improvement have been made in the Benches • Seminar hall and shed has been constructed in the annex building • For record management, room has been constructed in the first floor of the main building • Counter has been constructed • Extension and management of garden within the premises of the Supreme Court • Construction of ramp for the disabled • Server room, information cell, extension of canteen has been done during this fiscal year. Achievements made during the fiscal year 2061/62 to 2064/065 regarding management of buildings of District and Appellate Courts:- District Court Appellate Court • Residential quarter for Rupandehi District Court judge has been completed • Extension of building and renovation works in District Courts of Gorkha, Ilam, Sankhuwasabha, Bhojpur, Dhankuta, Sunsari, Saptari, Udaypur, Siraha, Sarlahi, Mahottari, Ramechhap, Sindhupalchowk, Bara, Parsa, Rautahat, Kathmandu, Palpa, Bhaktapur, Nuwakot, Rasuwa, Lamjung, Syanjha, Kaski, Arghakhanchi, Rupandehi, Kapilvastu, Nawalparasi, Salyan, Dang, Gulmi, Kailali, Surkhet, Taplejung, Morang, Khotang, Kavrepalanchowk, Lalitpur, Mustang, Humla, Banke, Bhajang, Bajura, Baitadi, Bardia, Rukum, Jajarkot, and Kanchanpur have been completed • An annex has been included in Kathmandu District Court • Construction of buildings in District Courts of Ramechhap and Banke has been completed • Construction of guard quarter in Rupandehi District Court has been completed • Construction of building in Rupandehi District Court has been completed • Construction of buildings in District Courts of Sindhuli, Kathmandu, Parbat, Pyuthan, Dailekh have commenced • Construction of buildings in District Courts of Dhanusha and Sindhupalchowk have been completed • Construction of building in Jhapa District Court has been completed whereas construction of buildings in Siraha and Sarlahi District Courts are ongoing • Extension of building and construction works in the Appellate Courts namely Mahendranagar, Patan, Janakpur, Hetauda, Butwal, Baglung, Dhankuta, Rajbiraj, Pokhara, Tulsipur, Dipayal, Ilam, Jumla, Nepalgunj, and Surkhet have been completed • Construction of annex building in the Appellate Court, Nepalgunj has been completed • Renovation of residential quarters in the Appellate Court of Ilam, Dhankuta, Baglung, and Mahendranagar have been completed • Construction of building of the Appellate Court, Biratnagar is in the completion stage With the implementation of the Plan, the process of acquiring and purchasing land for various District Courts have been undertaken with utmost priority. During the Plan period, land had been provided by the government for the District Courts of Rupandehi, Mahottari, Jhapa and Pyuthan. Likewise, land and building have been acquired from the government for the District Courts of Jajarkot, Mugu and Kathmandu. Additional land has been purchased for the District Courts of 30
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Management Committee, the committee recommended for establishing Planning Committee under<br />
the coordination of the Registrar of the <strong>Supreme</strong> <strong>Court</strong>. 49<br />
Likewise, a committee had been constituted to look into forging alliance with donor communities.<br />
<strong>The</strong> committee had recommended that the judiciary should be independent in dealing with the<br />
donor communities and had also recommended that assistance received from donors should be<br />
utilized in prioritized areas. 50 During the stage of mid-term review, some preliminary activities were<br />
reviewed wherein recommendation were made for establishment of Financial Management<br />
Committee, to construct a network and hold interactions between Parliamentary Committee and<br />
other stakeholders for financial effectiveness, to establish a High-Level Judicial Budget<br />
Disbursement Committee and to formulate prioritized budget based on the implementation plan<br />
and pursuant to the directives issued by the Committee to carry out financial reforms.<br />
In order to manage the assistance to be received from the donor communities a permanent<br />
committee has been established. 51 Likewise, a Financial Management Committee has also been<br />
established.<br />
3.3.3 To develop infrastructure and logistical support for creating congenial working<br />
environment in the court<br />
Under this strategic intervention, it was envisaged to establish a committee to carry out a study on<br />
the physical infrastructure and other facilities of the courts. It was also envisaged that on the basis<br />
of the report need shall be identified and on the basis of the need identification plan and program<br />
for obtaining physical infrastructure and facilities such land, building, library, computer,<br />
equipments, furniture etc. shall be prepared. In this regard, a committee had been constituted to<br />
conduct a study on the physical infrastructure and logistical need of the court, wherein the<br />
committee had submitted a report where infrastructure deemed necessary for the courts and an<br />
estimated budget had been submitted. 52 <strong>The</strong> report had classified the <strong>Supreme</strong> <strong>Court</strong> and other<br />
courts into various categories and pursuant to the categories had also prescribed standards for<br />
land and building. With regards to acquisition of land and construction of building, the standards<br />
prescribed by the committee are being followed.<br />
In order to manage infrastructure development work (includes works such as acquiring/purchase of<br />
land for the court, construction and renovation of buildings) prepared by the Construction<br />
Committee for the courts, timely review is being carried every three years.<br />
Since, land pursuant to the standard prescribed has not been available for the <strong>Supreme</strong> <strong>Court</strong>,<br />
new building for the <strong>Supreme</strong> <strong>Court</strong> has not been constructed. In order to fulfill the current<br />
deficiency, efforts towards improving the existing infrastructure is being carried out. Effort towards<br />
acquiring 50 ropanis of land within the premises of Singha Durbar and adjacent to the <strong>Supreme</strong><br />
<strong>Court</strong> is being carried out. Likewise, additional land has been acquired for Appellate <strong>Court</strong>,<br />
Biratnagar and payment in lieu of land acquired for Appellate <strong>Court</strong>, Dipayal has been made.<br />
49 It was proposed that this Committee comprise of representatives from Judicial Council, Ministry of Justice and<br />
Parliamentary Affairs, National Planning Commission (Joint-Secretary level) and Financial Administration Section as<br />
Members with Chief of the Planning Division as the Member-Secretary.<br />
50 This recommendation has been stated under Strategic Intervention 3.3.8<br />
51 This committee has been established under the coordination Honorable Justice Kalyan Shrestha, <strong>Supreme</strong> <strong>Court</strong><br />
52 Former Justice Honorable Badri Kumar Basnet was the Coordinator of this Committee.<br />
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