Judgment : High Court Division Full List
 
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1
Md. Abdul Quddus Vs. Core-Spum Apparel Ltd. and others
2
Md. Abdul Quddus Vs. Purbachal Apparel Ltd. and others
3
Hafez Abdul Hannan Molla vs The Government of People’s Republic of Bangladesh and others
4
Md. Abduz Jaker vs Bangladesh represented by Secretary, Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Bangladesh Secretariat, Dhaka and another.
5
Md. Ansar Ahmed vs The Government of Bangladesh and others
6
Md. Abul Kalam vs Government of the Republic of Bangladesh, represented by the Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Bangladesh Secretariat, Dhaka and others.
7
Md. Sahidur Rahman and others -Versus- The State
8
Mr. Shiplu Ahsan vs The Judge, Artha Rin Adalat, Court No.3, Dhaka and another.
9
Md. Aman Ullah vs The Governor, Bangladesh Bank and others
10
Mujibur Rahman Chowdhury ... Defendant-Respondent-Petitioner. -Versus- Dulal Ahmed and others ... Plaintiffs-Appellants-Opposite parties.
The Rule in Civil Revision No. 3914 of 2014 is made absolute. The Rule in Civil Revision No. 3915 of 2014 is discharged.
11
Mst. Zamena Khatun and others ... Opponent-Petitioners -Versus- Umme Kulsum and others ... Applicant-Opposite Parties
Discharged
12
Md. Abul Hossain and others versus Md. Khoda Baksh Hazra and others
First Appeal No. 209 of 1998 is dismissed, First Appeal No. 287 of 1999 is allowed and First Appeal No. 59 of 2025 is dismissed for non prosecution
13
Appellant Nos. 1 and 2, Md. Abdul Hakim Miah and Mosammat Belayetonnessa being dead their legal hires: 2(a) Md. Al-Mamoon and others versus Respondent No. 1, Abdul Goffer Miah, being dead, his legal heirs: 1(a) Most. Zaida Begum and others
Allowed
14
Ahsanul Haque Tota Vs. Sushil Sana and others
Appeal is dismissed.
15
Md. Haider Ali Molla @ Haider Ali Molla Vs. Government of Bangladesh and others
Rule is made absolute.
16
Tapan Kanti Dey Vs Government of Bangladesh and others
Rule is discharged.
17
Md. Jahangir Hossain and others
Rule is discharged.
18
Nur Alam Khan Vs. Government of Bangladesh and others
Rule is discharged.
19
Bir Muktijoddha Sohrab alias Budu Vs. Bangladesh represented by the Secretary, Ministry of Liberation War Affairs and others
Rule is made absolte
20
Abdul Ali alias Dhayennuddin Vs Deputy Commissioner and others
Dismissed
21
Fokhrul Hasan vs The Administrator, Sylhet City Corporation, Nagar Bhaban, Sylhet-3100 and others
Disposed of
22
Md. Jamal Uddin, General Secretary, Chattogram Bandar Byaboharkari Sramik Karmachari Union vs The Labour Appellate Tribunal and others (In writ petition No. 4447 of 2025 and Chattogram Bandar Byaboharkari Sramik Karmachari League and another vs The Labour Appellate Tribunal and others (In writ petition No. 8826 of 2023)
23
Abdul Aziz -Versus- The State
24
Md. Moktarul Islam alias Md. Moktarul Is: -Versus- The State
25
Abul Hossain and others -Versus- The State
26
Haroon or Rashid -Versus- The State
27
Md. Abdul Karim -Versus- The State
28
Mamunur Rashid @ Abdullah Al Mamun -Versus- The State and another
29
Md. Kabil Hossain Kazi -Versus- The State and another
30
Md. Jashijul Hoque -Versus- The State and another
31
Md. Rofiqul Islam -Versus- The State and another
32
Md. Abdul Latif being dead his legal heirs 1(a) Saleha Begum and others Vs. The Government and others
Absolute
33
Shahera Begum and others Vs. Md. Sekander Hayat alias Abdul Jalil Miah and others
Dismissed
34
Taslimuddin Ahmed being dead his heirs:- Ferdous Ahmed and others Vs. Md. Habibullah, Manager, Dhaka Nowab Estate, Court of Wards and another
Dismissed
35
Kutubuddin Miah Vs. Surjiban Chandra Sirker and others
Dismissed
36
Mahfuzur Rahman Vs. Government of Bangladesh and others
Dismissed
37
Shamsun Nahar and others Vs. Eastern Housing Ltd. and others
Dismissed
38
Begum Roqaiya Hossain and others Vs. Ummul Fateh (Khuku Moni) and others
Dismissed
39
Airtel Bangladesh Limited -Versus- Customs, Excise and VAT Appellate Tribunal, Dhaka and another
Appeal dismissed
40
Fanindra Chandra Roy and others Vs. Sree Bhabesh Chandra Roy and others
Dismissed
41
S. Alam Vegetable Oil Limited -Versus- The Commissioner, Customs, Excise
Rules are dicharged
42
Buildtrade Engineering -Versus- Customs, Excise and VAT Appellate Tribunal and others
Absolute-in-part
43
Sartaaj Steel Mills Limited and others -Versus- Artha Rin Adalat No. 2, Dhaka and others
Rule Absolute
44
M/s. Integral Electric Company -Versus- Bangladesh Bank and others
Rule Discharged
45
Md. Nur Islam and others ...Appellants. -Versus- Bodu Mia and others ....Respondents.
Article 95 of the First Schedule of the Limitation Act stipulates the period of limitation of filing a suit to set aside a decree obtained by fraud or for other relief on the ground of fraud and said period is three years which begins to run when the fraud become known to the party wronged. This suit comes under section 39 of the Specific Relief Act. An ex-parte decree can be set aside by filing application under Order IX rule 13 of the Code of Civil Procedure and the limitation for filing such application is 30 days from the date of ex-parte decree or where the summons has not been duly served, 30 days from the date when the defendants came to know about the ex-parte decree.

Moreover, section 10 of the Code enacts a rule of procedure pure and simple and as such a decree passed in contrary to section 10 is not a nullity and cannot be disregarded in another suit as per decision of the case of Jamani Kanta Roy Chowdhury and ors. vs. Aswini Kumar Haldar and ors. reported in 12 DLR 755.
46
Sree Dipok Ranhjan Kar .....Appellant. -Versus- Sree Babul Ranjan Kar ......Respondent.
Thus, after considering the question from different angles, we are of the view that the contentions proceeding for grant or refusal of probate or letters of administration is not a suit in substance and the order in the said proceeding is not a decree, as it does not fulfil the ingredients of decree as defined under the Code. There is no requirement in law that an order in a contentious proceeding should be followed by a decree. In that view of the matter, a decree is not required in law, to be filed along with the memorandum of appeal under section 299 of the Succession Act and as such, this appeal cannot be held to be incompetent due to non-filing of a copy of a decree along with the memorandum of appeal.

The provisions of sections 19-C, 19-H and 19-I of the Court Fees Act, 1870 clearly suggest that the court-fees according to the valuation fixed under section 19-H of the Act will be payable at a stage if and when an order entitling the grant of probate or letters of administration would be made and not any previous stage.


The provisions of sections 19-C, 19-H and 19-I of the Court Fees Act, 1870 clearly suggest that the court-fees according to the valuation fixed under section 19-H of the Act will be payable at a stage if and when an order entitling the grant of probate or letters of administration would be made and not any previous stage.



Above citations clearly suggest that if the evidence adduced is not succeeded in removing the legitimate doubt as to the mental capacity of the testator; if the dispositions made in the will appears to be unnatural, improbable or unfair in the light of the relevant circumstances, or, if the will otherwise indicate that the said dispositions is not the result of the testator`s free will and mind, such legitimate suspicions should be completely removed before the document is accepted as the last will of the testator. Moreover, even if the caveator does not raise the question of testamentary capacity i.e the testator had full sense, he was in sound mind and he understood the nature and effect of his action in putting his signature or placing his mark on the document, yet the propounder is not exonerated from the incumbent duty to prove that the testator had sound and disposing mind and that he fully understood the nature and effect of his action in executing the will. Moreover, all legitimate suspicions should be completely removed before the document is accepted as the last will of the testator.
47
Md. Ahsanul Haque vs. The state and another
Discharged
48
Md. Ahsanul Haque vs. The state and another
Discharged
49
Md. Ahsanul Haque vs. The state and another
Discharged
50
Md. Ahsanul Haque vs. The state and another
Discharged
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