Judiciary System in Bangladesh

The book Laws, Judicial System and Constitutional Development of Bangladesh from 400 BC to Burman period has been described in simple and easy language about the laws, judicial system and constitution of courts of Bangladesh and India in different eras. This book is divided into two parts. In the first part, the Indian law and judicial system of the ancient Hindu era; the Indian law and judicial system of the Muslim era; the arrival of the British in India, the establishment of trade centers, the gradual transformation into a regional power, the establishment of British rule in Bengal and India in the war of Beng Palashi and Bakchar; Early Judicial System of Bombay, Madras and Calcutta, Warren Hastings’ Introduction of Court System, Cornwallis’ Reforms, Later Reforms in Court System, System of Presidency Supreme Court, System, Composition, Powers and Functions of Harikot and Federal Courts, Formation of Privy Council and its Impact on the Subcontinent , Bangladesh, India and Pakistan present Supreme Courts, formation, powers and functions, codification of law and British Indian Law Commission’s contribution, influence of English law on law and judicial system of Indian subcontinent, gradual development of Muslim criminal law, origin and development of Writ system, present Bangladesh This book has very skillfully presented the problems and some recommendations to remove them.
In the second part of this book, the various stages of the constitutional development of Bangladesh from 1600 to today, the relevant national political movements, a brief description of the rise of independent Bangladesh, the constitutional formulation of Bangladesh, the amendments to the constitution, the description of the events that happened in the last 40 years of Bangladesh and the picture of the national elections are briefly presented. has been
This book will meet the needs of researchers, teachers, students, judges, jurists and readers of history.