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Specific Relief Act / Special Law / Transfer of Property Act
by Mohammad Taqi Yasir · Published April 27, 2018 · Last modified September 15, 2018
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...
The idea of course of employment looks pretty simple if literally interpreted, it means some responsibilities and duties of a person when performed by another person with or without expressed contract during a period...
The resignation of a director is a debatable topic within the jurisdiction of Bangladesh, much because of the governing company law legislation’s (the Companies Act, 1994) silence in relation to the issue of resignation...
Special Law / Civil Law / Criminal Law
by Rayhanul Islam · Published April 20, 2018 · Last modified May 23, 2018
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...
The complexity of human nature became more visible with the continuous development of the scientific study, of which psychological study is the pioneer. The application of psychological study in the field of law and...
In our previous article, we see the adoption of Psychology into law and the emergence of Forensic Psychology. When someone is less known about the legal adoption of scientific methods and studies it may...
The United Nations[1] have grown into a very powerful organization in the world today. We have all heard the saying, “with great power, comes great responsibility”. However, some people argue that the UN cannot...
Center for Legal dialogue holds its second event on 8 March, 2018. The event was a discussion titled “What is Law, How The Law should be and what the sate of laws in Bangladesh...
Moot court is one of the crucial extracurricular activities in many law schools. Moot courts have been around since the late 1700s.[1] Students participate in moot court in preparing and arguing cases in front...
Public interest litigation (PIL) means a legal action, initiated by a person motivated by public interest, for the enforcement of public interest or fundamental rights, of public at large or a class of the...
The complexity of human nature became more visible with the continuous development of the scientific study, of which psychological study is the pioneer. The application of psychological study in the field of law and...
by Aparajita Debnath · Published February 23, 2018 · Last modified March 12, 2021
‘Ekushey BoiMela’ the largest gathering of readers and writers is ongoing. This event holds the hard effort and deep emotions of the contributors, it also involves economic concerns of the investor but what would...
On February 19, 2018, the Center for Legal Dialogue (CLD), a newly found student organization by students of Department of Law, University of Dhaka (DU) organized its inaugural event ‘Masdar Hossain Case: A New...
The Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition (Jessup in short) is the largest, oldest and the most significant moot court competition in the world. It is also known as world cup of...
This is a simple guide to future lawyers to enhance their skills when they are in law school. Trust me, it’s a tough world out there and when you choose to walk in the...
The Network for International Law Students (NILS) is an international, independent, non-political and non-profit organization operating in 26 different countries and expanding across six continents of the globe. The Bangladesh Chapter of NILS has...
The recent trading cryptocurrency boom becomes the center of the interest of all trade, why it shouldn’t be? This single subject seems to cover all important avenue to success; it is based on new...
Divorce, also known as dissolution of marriage, is the termination of a marital union between a married couple under the rule of law of the particular country or state. In Bangladesh, there are different...
An overview of how economic, social and cultural rights are recognized in national constitution finds that there are three main approaches[1]. First, these are recognized as justiciable rights. Second, they are recognized in a separate “Bill...
The pioneer mooting organization in the country, Dhaka University Moot Court Society (DUMCS), in collaboration with Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB), organized the Anti-Corruption Moot Court Competition from December 7-9, 2017 at University of Dhaka...
