order, as well, is seen to have been issued, stating “the petitioner, Sabina Damai, is seen to have been born from the Nepalese citizen, Ganga Maya Damai, provide the Nepalese citizenship certificate to the petitioner as per law.” It appears that the petitioner, Kiran Khadgi, the son of this Nepalese citizen, Sarita Khadgi, can obtain Nepalese citizenship certificate by descent by mother’s name. opponent, District Administration Office, to provide Nepalese citizenship certificate to the petitioner as per claim by fulfilling the process upon immediately calling the petitioner. Providing the information of this order through the Office of the Attorney General to the opponents, submit the document file as per rule, striking off the record of the case file. Hence, from the ground and reason analyzed above, no pleading is seen to have been held in the affidavit of the opponent, District Administration Office, Kathmandu that the petitioner cannot or shall not obtain citizenship as per claim, and it is not right to obstruct posing unnecessary complication from providing citizenship certificate to be provided as per law; hence, it is decided that mandamus shall be issued on the name of Chief Justice I am with the opinion. Justice 2072/11/17/02 (Monday, 29th February, 2016) Bench Officer: Santosh Prasad Parajuli Computer Setting: Ramesh Acharya 96 Compilation of Selected Decisions of Supreme Court on CITIZENSHIP and BIRTH REGISTRATION