Hostile Witness: Concept and Evidentiary Value under the Law of Bangladesh
1. Introduction A hostile witness is generally understood as a witness called by a party to support its case but who, during the course of ...
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Application of Legitimate Expectation in Bangladesh
Introduction : Legitimate expectation is a doctrine of public law developed by English Court. It is based on the broader concept of natural ...
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No Fresh Opportunity to Deposit Pre-emption Money in a Suit That Stands Disposed of for Failure to Deposit Within 30 Days: High Court
Supreme Court of Bangladesh The High Court has observed that where the required money for pre-emption or Haq-e-Shufa is not deposited with...
Natural Justice in Bangladesh: Core Principles, Constitutional Foundations and Judicial Evolution
Natural justice is a fundamental principle of law that requires fairness, impartiality, and procedural justice in decision-making, particula...
The Legality of Local Bar Resolutions Refusing Representation to Accused Persons in Bangladesh: Constitutional Rights, Professional Ethics and Comparative Perspectives
Executive Summery This article examines whether local Bar Associations in Bangladesh can collectively restrict advocates from defending pers...
Court to Determine Payment Entitlement According to Contractual Terms: High Court
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Higher Court Orders Must Be Implemented According to Their True Meaning; No Arbitrary Interpretation Permitted: High Court
Supreme Court of Bangladesh Any order passed by a higher court must be complied with according to its true meaning and effect. Neither a su...
High Court: Notice Alone Is Not Enough; Effective Hearing Required Under Natural Justice
The High Court has observed that merely issuing a notice does not satisfy the principles of Natural Justice. Where an administrative decisio...
A Doubtful, Unproved or Legally Infirm Document Cannot Cannot Establish Title to Land: High Court Judgement
A doubtful, unproved or legally infirm document cannot constitute a valid foundation for establishing title to land, the High Court has held...
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