High Court: Cheque Dishonour Case Can Be Proved Even Without a Dishonour Slip
The Supreme Court of Bangladesh Although a bank’s “dishonour slip” or return memo is important evidence of cheque dishonour, it is not the...
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Failure to Prove Alleged 1935 Gift, High Court Upholds Heirs’ Title to Land
Supreme Court of Bangladesh The High Court has rejected the defendants’ claim to ownership of land based on an alleged gift made in 1935, h...
An Order Adding a Party Without Reasons Is Not Lawful: High Court
Supreme Court of Bangladesh If an appellate court allows an application to add a party to a case, it must state the reasons for its decisi...
A Suit for Declaration of Title and Recovery of Possession Without Partition Is Not Maintainable: High Court
Related to Section 42 of the Specific Relief Act, 1877 | Civil Revision No. 5617 of 2024 | Motiur Rahman v. Shahanaz Begum | Judgment: 6 Aug...
Presumption Under Section 90 of the Evidence Act Applies to Documents Over 30 Years Old: High Court
The High Court has held that documents more than 30 years old may enjoy a presumption of due execution under Section 90 of the Evidence Ac...
Mere Denial Is Not Enough to Cancel a Registered Deed: High Court
Related Provisions: Section 60 of the Registration Act, 1908 and Section 39 of the Specific Relief Act. The mere denial of execution and reg...
Withholding Salaries Due to Dispute Is Not Lawful, High Court Orders Payment of Arrears Within One Month
Supreme Court of Bangladesh The High Court has held that teachers’ salaries cannot lawfully be withheld because of a dispute between the man...
Criminal Charges Cannot Be Proved Without Reliable Evidence; Nature of Serious Injury Must Be Established for Conviction: High Court
Conviction under Section 325 of the Penal Code set aside as prosecution failed to establish grievous hurt beyond reasonable doubt; High Cour...
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