Constitution of Bangladesh

 

Constitution of Bangladesh

 

Constitution of Bangladesh

Article 102 – Writ jurisdiction cannot be invoked by a
person fugitive from justice

The age old practice in our criminal
jurisprudence is that a person accused of committing cognizable offence or a
convict by a court of competent jurisdiction who is absconding or a fugitive
from the process of law is not entitled to seek any remedy before surrendering
to the process of court. Anti-Corruption Commission and others Vs. Mahmud
Hossain and others 14 MLR (2009) (AD) 243.

 

Constitution of Bangladesh

Article 102 – Fugitive from the process of the court is not
entitled to get any protection of law.

Penal Code 186O

Section 409 – Offence of misappropriation

In this case the writ- petitioner was
wanted in a criminal case but instead of surrendering to the court he obtained the present rule. The
apex court consistently held that a fugitive from the process of court is not
entitled to get any protection of law and as such directed the writ petitioner
to surrender before the special judge.

Anti-Corruption Commission,
represented by its Chairman Dhaka, Vs. ATM Nazimullah Chowdhury and others 15
MLR (2010) (AD) 213.

 

Constitution
of Bangladesh

Article 102 –Writ petitions in the facts and circumstances
are held

maintainable

In the instant cases, the fire arms license of the writ petitioners were
cancelled without any show cause notice and for doing any act prejudicial to
peace and law and order situation. The impugned orders being abuse of the power
and vocative of the principle of natural justice are declared illegal and
passed without any lawful authority.

A.K.M Manjurul Haque and Others Vs.
Govt of Bangladesh and others 15 MLR (2010) (HC) 246.

 

 

Constitution of Bangladesh

Article 102 – Writ jurisdiction cannot be invoked by a
person fugitive from justice

The age old practice in our criminal
jurisprudence is that a person accused of committing cognizable offence or a
convict by a court of competent jurisdiction who is absconding or a fugitive
from the process of law is not entitled to seek any remedy before surrendering
to the process of court. Anti-Corruption Commission and others Vs. Mahmud
Hossain and others 14 MLR (2009) (AD) 243.

 

Constitution of Bangladesh

Article 102 – Fugitive from the process of the court is not
entitled to get any protection of law.

Penal Code 186O

Section 409 – Offence of misappropriation

In this case the writ- petitioner was
wanted in a criminal case but instead of surrendering to the court he obtained the present rule. The
apex court consistently held that a fugitive from the process of court is not
entitled to get any protection of law and as such directed the writ petitioner
to surrender before the special judge.

Anti-Corruption Commission,
represented by its Chairman Dhaka, Vs. ATM Nazimullah Chowdhury and others 15
MLR (2010) (AD) 213.

 

Constitution
of Bangladesh

Article 102 –Writ petitions in the facts and circumstances
are held

maintainable

In the instant cases, the fire arms license of the writ petitioners were
cancelled without any show cause notice and for doing any act prejudicial to
peace and law and order situation. The impugned orders being abuse of the power
and vocative of the principle of natural justice are declared illegal and
passed without any lawful authority.

A.K.M Manjurul Haque and Others Vs.
Govt of Bangladesh and others 15 MLR (2010) (HC) 246.

 

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