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  • PLEADINGS IN A CIVIL SUIT 
    Islam, Farhana (Stamford University Bangladesh, 201-04)
    The Fact of a civil suit is based on its pleadings. The statement of a party is described through pleadings, either by plaintiff or by defendant. Pleadings means the manner though which the case incident develops. All ...
  • Present Situation of Child Labour in Bangladesh 
    Mededee Hasan, Md. (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)
    In order for the government to develop pragmatic approaches to child labour it is essential that the infrastructure and facilities required to respond to the special needs of children are in place. Currently, the service ...
  • REFORMATION OF BANGLADESH POLICE: HARSH REALITIES AND URGENT NECESSITIES 
    Mohidul Haque, Md. (LLB 03005854) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)
    Bangladesh police started working from 16th December of 1971 and it is regulated by the 150 years old Police Act 1861 and does not focus the professional aspects of crime control, responsibility and accountability of police. ...
  • The Rights of Muslim Women in Bangladesh 
    Akter, Romana (LLB03005961) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-04-10)
    This dissertation tries to define the rights of muslim women in Bangladesh. It also defines and explains the rights under the Islamic perspective such as-the right to property, right to succession, right to maintenance, ...
  • UNDERSTANDING CORRUPTION AS WHITE COLLAR CRIME 
    Rezaul Karim, Md. (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010)
    This article addresses the problems of data interpretation and behavioral explanation in the study of corruption, especially in light of scholars' focus on it as a white-collar offense. Corruption is an increasingly important ...
  • Veto Power : Vital cause of failure of the Security Council 
    Rezwan Ahmed, M. (03005831) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-05-28)
    This dissertation is focussed on the failure of conducting peace and security in the world through the Security Council. She veto power holder, generally known the permanent members of Security Council, illegally use their ...
  • VIOLANCE AGAINST WOMEN IN BANGLADESH 
    Al- Amin Hossain, Md. ( LLB 03106093) (Stamford University Bangladesh, 2010-04-15)
    Now-a-days the degree of torture against women both in terms of physical and mental is increasing in our society. Though women’s rights are constitutionally acknowledged but in many cases this weaker section cannot get ...

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