Category: Legal Resources
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Mobile Court Act, 2009 and Limitations
by Anika Mardiah Chowdhury The people of Bangladesh are surviving with unsafe and adulterated foods and by consuming this they suffer premature deaths which increase healthcare costs, diseases, environmental pollution, etc. At present food safety is a major concerning issue in Bangladesh for the sake of public health. As foodborne illness is the main outcome […]
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Medical Negligence and Legal Remedies to Pursue
By Miss. Anika Mardiah Chowdhury Nowadays medical negligence has become a popular topic of attention and discussion in many developed countries also many of them have enacted and established separate Acts and courts to provide legal relief on this. However, in Bangladesh, there is no specific and comprehensive legislation yet to prevent medical negligence. As […]
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Remedies for Breach of Contracts in Bangladesh
Where one party fails to fulfill the obligations made in contract or does not perform intentionally or does not perform in accordance with the terms made in the agreement is said to be breached the contract. In case of breach of contract, many people think that damages are the only available remedy available but there […]
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PROVISION OF GRANTING BAIL IN BANGLADESH
PROVISION OF GRANTING BAIL IN BANGLADESH The term bail has not been defined anywhere in the code of criminal procedure but through analyzing the nature of bail, bail can be defined as a temporary release of an accused awaiting trial on some condition on account of some money lodged to guarantee their appearance in court. […]
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Essentials for a valid contract
By Miss Anika Mardiah Chowdhury It often leads to confusion to the general people that whether the contract was validly done or not along either there were contract or mere agreement happened. For this reason and to understand the conditions for making a valid contract this paper will cover the essentials of the contract. Firstly, […]
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Principle of Separate Legal Entity of Companies in Bangladesh
by Miss Anika Mardiah Chowdhury The principle of a separate legal entity of a company was recognised in the case of Salomon v. Salomon and Co. Ltd (1897) A.C 22, which stated that a company has a separate existence from its members. Thus, this concept protects the shareholders from being personally liable for any wrong […]
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Termination of Employment under Labour Act 2006
by Miss Makama Mahmuda In Bangladesh, employment of a worker can be terminated either by the employer or the worker. There are various procedures under which it takes effect. The detailed process of termination of employment is discussed and described under sections (20-31) of the Labor Act 2006. Retrenchment due to redundancy: As per Section […]
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Winding Up of Companies in Bangladesh
by Miss Makamam Mahmuda Section 234-321 of the companies Act 1994 deals with winding up of the company. Winding up represents the last stage in company life. It’s a proceeding by which a company is dissolved. Winding up may be defined as the process by which the life of a company is ended in the […]
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Discussion relating to Rectification of Share Register and Jurisdiction of the Court
By Anika Mardiah Chowdhury A company is obliged to keep registers of members, which can be inspected by the general public. The Companies Act 1994 specifies how companies will keep their records, and if the name of any member does not enter the register the court may rectify such register by the application of the […]
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A Brief Analysis of Data Protection under Digital Security Act (2018)
by Miss Jesy Chakma The parliament has passed the Digital Security Act on 8th October 2018. This act provides digital security for any repugnant cyber-crimes committed by digital devices or computer technology. Preliminary The cyber appeal tribunal is created under section 82, the Information and Communication Technology Act 2006. The central government establishes the limit […]
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