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The Courts of Law are there in democratic countries to find out the true intention of the legislature and the meaning of the statutes. In case of Bangladesh, pre-dominantly it is the House of Nation i.e. Jatya Shangshad which enacts primary legislations. Besides, the President of Bangladesh and some other authorities have the law making power by way of Ordinance and Subordinate and delegated legislation. In this section, we have tried to include some words of Bangladeshi Laws which were defined or interpreted by the Supreme Court of Bangladesh while deciding a case before them.

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Iddat	Iddat simply means waiting period. Iddat is based on menstruation, to account for iddat the talaq judgment...	919
Ignorance of law	Ignorance of law means the lack of knowledge about law. Ignorance of the law does not justify an act,...	1003
Imprisonment	The expression "imprisonment" has neither been defined in the Penal Code nor in the Criminal Procedure...	669
Independence of judiciary	Independence of judiciary actually means that the judges are in a position to render justice in accordance...	930
Inherent Power	Inherent power is specific capacity / power of defined authority to deal with particular issues to ensure...	936
Inheritance	Inheritance means a hereditary succession to a title or an office or property. Inheritance is the practice...	938
Injunction	Injunction is a Court order commanding a person or entity to perform or to refrain from performing a...	919
Inquiry	An inquiry in an action is not limited to what a man can see with his own eyes; it signifies a judicial...	851
Instrumentality of the Government	Mere performance of governmental functions by an organisation will not automatically convert an organisation...	874
Intention	Intention is the state of one's mind at the time one carries out an action. It is the planning and desire...	881

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