Court says operators must comply with Road Transport Act, 2018

Court imposed an eight-week bar following allegations that the construction violates earlier directive to preserve beach’s natural features

Bench says Hitu Sheikh committed a ‘very heinous crime’ and deserves maximum punishment

Petitioner moves Appellate Division seeking stay on presidential election a day after HC rejected writ petition

Bench says election schedule was legally declared under Presidential Election Act

Chamber judge passes ‘no order’ on state plea seeking stay on HC bail order in Banani attempted murder case

Hearing to begin after the bench disposes of 21 other pending cases

Authorities asked to submit report before the court on January 6

The court passed the judgement on July 29, and Walton received the judgement on August 11

Newly constituted benches set to begin proceedings tomorrow

Grants govt leave to appeal against construction ban at the heritage site on Unesco’s tentative list

Many of the appointees do not meet statutory eligibility criteria, alleges petitioner

The court also asked the government to show cause why it should not be directed to formulate a separate law governing mobile financial services

Chief Justice Zubayer Rahman Chowdhury formed the bench following his earlier pledge to prioritise such cases

The High Court on Wednesday cleared the way for holding Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) elections on June 7.

The High Court on Tuesday adjourned until Wednesday the hearing on a writ petition that challenged the legality of the election schedule and voter list for the upcoming Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) elections slated for June 7.

The High Court on Thursday cleared the way for the Bangladesh Cricket Board’s (BCB) ad-hoc committee, led by Tamim Iqbal, to continue its activities.

The High Court on Monday summarily rejected a writ petition that challenged the legality of formation of 11-member ad hoc committee of Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).

Bench cites procedural flaws, petitioner says plea will be corrected and refiled

Full verdict says Section 6 of Muslim Family Laws Ordinance neither discriminatory nor arbitrary