Introduction:                                                                                     By understanding democracy we can draw a conclusion that there are three main organ of a democratic government. These are legislative, Executive and judiciary. The legislators legislate, executives will execute the law and judiciary is to apply laws ...

Introduction:  Bangladesh has a parliamentary democracy government. Parliamentary democracy means a political system in which the legislature in other words parliament selects the government according to party strength as expressed in elections; by this system, the government acquires a dual ...

Introduction:             Anyone who may be watching proceedings of the Bangladesh Jatiya Sangsad with the hope of witnessing a fiery debate over a controversial bill or a nail-biting vote might not find his time to be well-spent. The very idea ...

Understanding Floor Crossing in Bangladesh Floor crossing can be simply generalized as voting against the proposal which is presented or supported by the party from which the member was nominated from. It also states that the member cannot be absent ...

Many sudden political changes have delayed Constitution in the past. It had led to Adjustments in most sections which included the revision of some major provisions. The Constitution of Bangladesh has formed the basis for the nation's political organization since ...

INTRODUCTION: Vote against the party and development of democracy are very important concept in parliamentary government. In Bangladesh in the year 1972 our constitution makers incorporated Article 70 which is designed to prevent floor crossing in the parliament. But it ...

Introduction Fundamental rights are usually defined as absolute rights a citizen of a country possesses that cannot under the majority of circumstances be taken from the citizen. From a legal standpoint fundamental rights are mainly those stated in legal rulings ...

Introduction: Contract word come from the “Latin work Constructs”. The terms of the contract, meaning, the who, what where, when and how of the agreement, define the binding promises of each party to the contract.[1] Contract is one type of ...

[1]Freedom of contract is the dominant ideology of contract law. Parties should be as free as possible to make agreements on their own terms without the interference of the courts or Parliament. Their agreements should be respected, upheld, and enforced ...

1.      Introduction: Jurisprudence: According to the philosophy of law, or the science which treats of the principles of positive law & legal relations (it’s the science of law). Science which has for its function to ascertain the principles on which ...