FAMILY COURTS ORDINANCE, 1985
Section—6(1)
Place of institution of
suit—Within the local limits of whose jurisdiction the parties reside or
last resided together —Parties where reside or last resided together—can be
gone into at the time of trial of the suit if a proper issue is raised on the
point.
Abdul Matlib Gaznvi Vs.Toiyab Ali and others, 12 BLD (AD) 30 –
Section—17(1)
Appeal—Under
section 17(l) of the Family Courts Ordinance there is no scope for any
confusion that an appeal shall lie from a judgment, decree or order of a Family
Court to the Court of the District Judge’. The Court of the District Judge
being a civil Court, the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure would apply
to the proceedings before the Court of the District Judge.
Md. Moinuddin Vs. Anna Khan Majlish, 10BLD (HCD) 404
Ref: 38 DLR (AD) I 72;—Cited.FOREST ACT, 1927(XVI OF 1927)
Section—20
Abatement of a legal
proceeding challenging validity of the notifications constituting reserved
forest known as Attia Forest—There is no scope for challenging the validity
of notification of 1972 under the Forest Act (XVI of 1972) constituting
reserved forest after the promulgation of the Attia Forest (Protection)
Ordinance (XXXIII of 1982)- All judgments, decrees or orders in respect of
Attia Forest shall have no force and all suits, appeals and other legal
proceedings chal— lenging constitution of Attia Reserved Forest shall
abate-Independently of the Attia Forest (Protection) Ordinance, the
Notification of 1972 constituting reserved forest known as Attia Forest is
valid.
Bangladesh Vs. Abdul Baset Mia, 6 BLD (AD) 62.