The eligibility of bank loan defaulters to contest elections remains a significant legal and political issue in Bangladesh. This article examines the constitutional and statutory framework governing electoral disqualifications, analyzes relevant legal provisions, and explores how loan default affects a candidate's right to participate in democratic processes.
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Judicial impartiality is a fundamental component of natural law. It is universally recognized that without judicial impartiality, justice cannot be done. Moreover, rule of law loses its potency and public confidence in…
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Summary: In the wake of executive magistrates being invalidated to conduct investigative mobile courts by the High Court Division and the subsequent stay order on this decision by the Appellate Division, this…
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Ridwanul Hoque, Judicial Activism in Bangladesh: A Golden Mean Approach (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing 2011) xli + 348 pp. ISBN: 9781443827331.to The book under review, Judicial Activism in Bangladesh:…
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Focus Keyword: E-judiciary in Bangladesh Introduction The present government of Bangladesh has promised through its election manifesto to make the country digitalized and with the end of making a ‘Digital Bangladesh’, it…
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Focus Keyword: Independence of Judiciary in Bangladesh “The importance of an independent judiciary is not less but all the greater when judges have to serve under an all-powerful parliament dominated by a…
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Tajuddin Ahmad the first Prime Minister of Bangladesh, was born on 23rd July 1925 at village Dardaria in Kapasia of Gazipur District. He was son of Moulavi Muhammad Yasin Khan and Meherunnesa…
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