The concept of ‘Right to life’ and ‘Personal liberty’ are the most esteemed and pivotal fundamental human rights. Therefore, Article 32 of the Constitution of Bangladesh occupies a unique position as a…
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The expansion of the business operations of Multinational Corporations (MNC) in the developing countries has not only accelerated the process of the global economic mobility, it has also created a space for…
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Focus Keywords: Justiciability of Economic Social and Cultural Rights The economic, social and cultural (ESC) rights remain much more debatable as to whether they should be contained in constitutions. According to conventional…
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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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By: Abu Bakar Siddique & Md. Azhar Uddin Bhuiyan* Abstract The power of eminent domain permits the state to override private property rights in matters related to ‘public interest’. The necessity of…
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Abstract In the criminal adjudication system, the inherent power of the High Court Division over the subordinate Courts is an exclusive jurisdiction and discretionary in nature, which the High Court Division can…
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Business is an individual profession where economic activity is concerned. The legal practitioners often find many cases which arise out the silly mistakes of entrepreneurs; and hence every person who is really…
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JUDICIARY is reckoned as the least dangerous organ of a society. It is vested with the task of dispensation of justice according to law. People resort to the judiciary to get legal and…
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Focus Keyword: Bangladesh Labour Law At present, labour courts in Bangladesh are functioning under the Bangladesh Labour Act, 2006. According to this Act, the labour court is a unique and distinctive court,…
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