Cheque dishonour case under Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881
We all use Bank Cheque for transactions, it is easy to use and secure in the matter of large sums of transactions but the downside is that you need to go to a bank...
Category: Special Law
Special Law
The Domestic Violence (Prevention & Protection) Act 2010: Rights & Remedies
In accordance with the Constitution of Bangladesh, it has been certain that all citizens of Bangladesh are equal before the law and are entitled to protection of law (Art: 27) Moreover, it is also...
A General Overview of the Human Trafficking Act
Human trafficking is a pandemic issue, every year heaps of people are being victimized of human trafficking and among them, women and children are the cardinal. Bangladesh is one of the leading countries for the...
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) & The One-stop service Act 2018 (OSS) in Bangladesh
The open economy of current world made the place of collaboration with all, none the less capitalism also takes it’s bite as a beneficiary whereas the redundant opportunity gets a chance to share their...
Formalin Control Act & Concerned Actuality
Formalin became the name of poison in this country due to the massive miss use of this chemical substance, which is quite threatening for human health when applied to human food and left it...
Directives for Rape Cases; A New Hope for Fair Trial
Violence against women is a common scenario in our male-dominated society. But among all the tortures the statistics of rape is alarming. According to a report of Ain O Salish Kendra, a total of...
NGO insight; Laws & Registration in Bangladesh
Organizations act as the backbone of a society. There are various kinds of organizations but under the main heading, we can divide them into three part Government organizations, Private organizations and Non Governmental organizations....
Judicial attitude: reluctant or over enthusiastic?
In the matter of capital punishment, Bangladesh has often followed the lead of India and emerging majority of Commonwealth nations who are abolishing the mandatory death penalty for ordinary crimes. In a judicial proceeding,...
Analysis of judicial decisions (Case) in death sentence in Bangladesh
How does the judge decide to punish one criminal with the death sentence and another with life imprisonment for the same offence in a given jurisdiction, especially when there is no generally agreed measure stick on...
The Laws Governing Admissibility of Sexual History Evidence in The UK
INTRODUCTION The admissibility of sexual history evidence in the UK is primarily governed by Section 41 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 (the “YJCEA 1999”). This provision was introduced to replace...
Whether a landlord can evict a tenant with the expiry of a lease?
A common dispute in the area of property law in Bangladesh arises from dissensions between a landlord and a tenant in relation to continuation of a lease after its expiry. A tenant desires to...
Rights and sufferings of an unsound mind under “Lunacy Act 1912”
One fine morning I opened my inbox and there was an urge for help by Amin’s (Pseudonym) wife, according to her, her husband is mentally ill, he cannot take care of himself and his...
Notice Under Section 138 of Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 (Sample)
Notice Under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881 By Registered post with A/D M&A/CVM/LN- 12/2016 Date: 21st May 2016 From and on behalf of: Mr. Azizul Hakim, Son of late Abdul Hakim...
Reasonable Restriction
By the word ‘reasonable restriction’ we easily understand restriction of a person or group of persons which is reasonable to the betterment or safeguard for the general people of the society. That means if...
Rights, Duties and Liabilities of a Common Carrier
In this era of globalization and e-commerce, we all are heavily dependent on common carriers like the post office, currier and parcel delivery service and often we blindly depend on their terms and condition...
