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Bangladesh Vs. Chairman, First Court of Settlement and another, 2007, 36 CLC (HCD)
Unilever Bangladesh Ltd. Vs. Chairman, National Board of Revenue and others, 2008, 37 CLC (HCD)
AA Engineering Limited Vs. University of Khulna, 2013, 42 CLC (AD)
Ali Amjad Khan (Md.) Vs. Md. Habibullah Dawn & others, 2013, 42 CLC (AD)
Md. Shahidul Islam Vs. State and another, 2012, 41 CLC (HCD)
In quashing a criminal proceeding, the court is to consider only the prima facie case against the accused. Any case which is false, collusive and concocted and brought out of enmity in order to materialize the revenge against the accused petitioner cannot be entertained…………………..(20)
Government of Bangladesh and others Vs. Md. Abul Kalam Azad and others, 2012, 41 CLC (AD)
On the question of absorption and guidelines for absorption in the revenue set up
(i) Whenever any vacancy in LGED is created in the revenue set up it shall consider for absorption of employees or officers of the development projects within the meaning of section 2(ga) of the Rules, 2005, if the project in which s/he is working is completed subject to the condition that such employee or officer has requisite qualifications for the said post.
(ii) Whenever a vacant post is created in the revenue budget, the LGED shall absorb/transfer an employee or officer from the development project mentioned in clause (1) to fill up that post in accordance with Rules of 1985 and the ECNEC's decision dated 10th January, 2008.
(iii) An officer or employee shall be absorbed if s/he was appointed in the development project within the meaning of rule 2(ka) of Rules, 2005 in accordance with the procedures prescribed for appointment in public employment.
(iv) An officer or employee must have requisite qualifications for the post in which he is seeking absorption.
(v) An officer or employee must have continuity in service in the project in which he is working.
(vi) An officer or employee must have satisfactory service record before his case is considered for regularization in the revenue budget.
(vii) If an officer and employee whose rank and status does not relate to the posts advertised by the impugned notifications on the day of its publications, such officer or employee would not be eligible for consideration for absorption.
(viii) The employees and officers who have been working in the development projects mentioned in .clause (1) on monthly pay basis would only be eligible for consideration for absorption in the revenue budget.
(ix) Unless, and until vacancies in revenue budget in the LGED are created, the employees and officers of the development projects mentioned in clause (1) cannot claim as of right to be absorbed in the revenue budget.
(x) while considering and selecting an employee or officer of the development project for absorption on the revenue budget, the appointing authority shall maintain strictly the prevailing quota system for employment in the public employment being followed by the Government.
(xi) The LGED shall consider the cases of those working on master roll basis for absorption in the revenue budget by phases if they have requisite qualifications subject to availability of vacancies according to their seniority.
Joaharul Islam (Md.) Vs. State and another, 2011, 40 CLC (AD)
Md. Joinul Abedin Vs. Government of Peoples' Republic of Bangladesh, 2005, 34 CLC (HCD)
There was no allegation of misconduct or incompetency against the petitioner and he was condemned unheard in violation of the principle of natural justice. Only the Managing Committee of the Madrasa can terminate the petitioner in accordance with law. Any action taken by the Deputy Commissioner who has no role to play in the management and administration of the Madrasha where it is situated outside the district headquarters is without lawful authority.....................(8)
Mostafa Kamal Vs. State, 2006, 35 CLC (HCD)
Proof of age of victim
School Certificate and registration card issued by the Board stand more positive, dependable and credible as proof of age of victim and it is preferred to doctor's and radiologist opinion. Opinion of minor is immaterial and is no factor for allowing the mother custody of her minor daughter..................................(17)
Asking safe custody of victim girl or child as of right
Discretionary authority of the Tribunal to pass an order to put any girl in safe custody outside jail in the custody of Government authority or any person or organization in course of trial of an offence under the Ain is intended to ensure safety, security and welfare of the girl. When Nari-O-Shishu Nirjatan Daman Tribunal directs for release minor girl, victim of an offence under the Ain and allowed custody of the minor to her mother no person or organization is authorised to question validity of the order under section 31 of the Ain. No person or organization can ask for safe custody of victim girl or child as of right unless such custody is assigned or given to it at the sole discretion of the Tribunal....................(21 & 22)
Rana Kaiser Siddiq Vs. Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation and others, 2013, 42 CLC (AD)
Writ jurisdiction in case of contractual right
Contractual right is not enforceable in exercise of writ jurisdiction..........(11)
In
case of any right arising out of accepting or rejecting the tender, the
petitioner can seek remedy before the civil Court, not in the High Court Division by way of writ petition ................(12)
State Vs. Md. Ibrahim Ali, 2013, 42 CLC (AD)
Chief Engineer, Roads & Highways Departments Vs. M/S Concord Engineer Limited Construction, 1996, 25 CLC (HCD)
Md. Rahimuddin Mia (Bharasa) Vs. The Registrar of Trade Marks and another, 2003, 32 CLC (HCD)
Abdul Momen Bhuiyan and others Vs. District Judge, Dhaka and others, 2013, 42 CLC (AD)
Government of Bangladesh and others Vs. Md. Abul Kalam Azad and others, 2012, 41 CLC (AD)
Guidelines for absorption in the revenue set up
(i)
Whenever any vacancy in LGED is created in the revenue set up, it shall
consider for absorption of employees or officers of the development
projects within the meaning of section 2(ga) of the Rules,
2005, if the project in which s/he is working is completed subject to
the condition that such employee or officer has requisite qualifications
for the said post, (ii) Whenever a vacant post is created in the
revenue budget, the LGED shall absorb/transfer an employee or officer
from the development project mentioned in clause (1) to fill up that
post in accordance with Rules of 1985 and the ECNEC'S decision dated
10th January, 2008.
(iii) An officer or employee shall be absorbed if she was appointed in the development project within the meaning of rule 2 (ka) of Rules, 2005 in accordance with the procedures prescribed for appointment in public employment.
(iv) An officer or employee must have requisite qualifications for the post in which he is seeking absorption.
(v) An officer or employee must have continuity in service in the project in which he is working.
(vi) An officer or employee must have satisfactory service record before his case is considered for regularization in the revenue budget.
(vii) If an officer and employee whose rank and status does not relate to the posts advertised by the impugned notifications on the day of its publications, such officer or employee would not be eligible for consideration for absorption.
(viii) The employees and officers who have been working in the development projects mentioned in clause (1) on monthly pay basis would only be eligible for consideration for absorption in the revenue budget,
(ix) Unless and until vacancies in the revenue budget in the LGED are created, the employees and officers of the development projects mentioned in clause (1) can not claim as of right to be absorbed in the revenue budget;
(x) while considering and selecting an employee or officer of the development project for absorption in the revenue budget, the appointing authority shall maintain strictly the prevailing quota system for employment in the public employment being followed by the Government.
(xi)
The LGED shall consider the cases of those working on master roll basis
for absorption in the revenue budget by phases if they have requisite
qualifications subject to availability of vacancies according to their
seniority.
Kali Mohan Das Vs. Mossammat Firoza Begum and others, 2012, 41 CLC (AD)
Industrial Promotion and Development of Bangladesh Limited (IPDC) and another Vs. Mrs. Mohsina Rahman and others, 2012, 41 CLC (AD)
Kamol Krishna Das Vs. Government of Bangladesh and others, 2012, 41 CLC (AD)
Shahjahan Khalifa and others Vs. State, 2012, 41 CLC (AD)
The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (Act No. V of 1898); section 161
A
statement recorded under section 161 of the Code of Criminal Procedure
is not a substantive evidence. Mere delay in recording the statements
of the prosecution witness under section 161 of the Code of Criminal
procedure cannot be considered fatal if the evidence adduced by them in
court appears to be credible after
sifting................................(13)