Rule 114(d)-
Environmental hazards – Directions to ensure air and atmosphere free from pollution – Urgent preventive measures to halt sagging environment pollution and degradation of Dhaka city, one of the worst in the world, due to audible vehicular sounds and emission of hazardous black smoke from faulty and arrogant motor vehicles is indeed, overdue. Hence, in the prevailing situation, ad-interim directions as sought for and necessary are given.
Dr Mohiuddin Farooque and another vs Government of Bangladesh and others 55 DLR 613.
Bengal Patni Taluks Regulation (Bengal Regulation)
[VIII of 1819]
Section 2-
A talukdar holds a tenure under a Zamindar, a Darpatnidar under a talukdar and so on. The same goes for a howladar and a Nim howladar and so on. The provision of Bengal Tenancy Act relating to tenures are, prima facie, applicable to Patni Laws. Bengal Tenancy Act cannot vary the relative rights of Zamindars and Patni talukdars as established by Regulation VIII of 1819 but if there are provisions in the Bengal Tenancy Act which are in the nature of supplementing the relationship without being in conflict with the Patni Laws, the provisions of Bengal Tenancy Act will apply in respect of Patni tenures.
Bangladesh vs Tobarak Ali Mia 43 DLR (AD) 130.
Section 14-
Lands lost by diluvion- Limitation for talukdar’s suit for setting aside auction sale-A plaintiff alleging that the lands were lost and no rent was legally due for the period so lost is not really suing the Zamindar for settling the balance due to him. He is alleging that the very relationship of landlord and tenant was in a state of suspended animation for some time. It is actually a suit for determining a cessation and resumption of landlord-tenant relationship not to be governed by section 14 of the Patni Regulation under which the relationship is continuous. The plaintiffs need not file, in such a position, a suit to set aside the patni sale within the period of limitation laid down in Article 12(d) of the Limitation Act.
Bangladesh vs Tobarak Ali Mia 43 DLR (AD) 130.
Bengal Revenue Commission Regulation, 1829
Section 2(1)-
Creation and naming of a Division on the strength of section 2(1) does not offend any of the fundamental rights guaranteed under the Constitution.
Mizan Howlader vs Bangladesh, represented by the Secretary, Ministry of Establishment, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh and another 48 DLR 91.