Act/Law wise: Judgment of Supreme Court of Bangladesh (AD & HCD)
Emigration Ordinance [XXIX of 1982] | |||
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Section/Order/ Article/Rule/ Regulation | Head Note | Parties Name | Reference/Citation |
Section 14 |
Emigration Ordinance, recruiting license being, Emigration Ordinance, 1982, section 14 of the Emigration Ordinance, 1982, cancellation of the license and forfeiture of securities; It is a mandatory provision of law that before cancellation of a license, the authority must give a chance to the licensee of being heard, failing which the cancellation has no basis in the eye of law. ...Kapasia Overseas Ltd. Vs. Bangladesh & ors., (Civil), 12 SCOB [2019] HCD 219 ....View Full Judgment |
Kapasia Overseas Ltd. Vs. Bangladesh & ors. | 12 SCOB [2019] HCD 219 |
Section 14(1) |
In this case, the order does not show nor there is anything on record to
show that the respondent has given any chance of hearing to the petitioner
before making such an order of cancellation and forfeiture of securities.
Therefore, the order is violative of the section 14(1) of the ordinance and
was thus bad in law. ...Kapasia Overseas Ltd. Vs. Bangladesh & ors.,
(Civil), 12 SCOB [2019] HCD 219
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Kapasia Overseas Ltd. Vs. Bangladesh & ors. | 12 SCOB [2019] HCD 219 |
Section 14(1)— |
Cancellation of licence and forfeiture of security without proper
show-cause notice— Violation of natural justice—
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Government of Bangladesh and others Vs. Md. Tajul Islam. | 4 MLR (AD) 5 |
Section 14(1) And Section 10 |
Cancellation of the respondent’s license—Satisfaction’—The Court
would always insist that an authority exercising such a drastic power of
cancellation act strictly according to law and always with fairness.
Section 14(1) makes satisfaction’ of the Government a precondition of the
exercise of power there under. The order of cancellation at least must show
that the Government was satisfied as to the necessity of cancellation of
the license for violation of any of the conditions stated therein.
[Para-21]
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Govt. of Bangladesh & Ors Vs. Md. Tajul Islam | 5 BLT (AD) 186 |
Section 14(1) |
The impugned order of cancellation of license of the petitioner having been
passed without any formal charge against the petitioner and the petitioner
having not given effective opportunity of defending himself whether the
order of cancellation being colourable exercise of power and being
violative of the principles of natural justice ?
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Humayun Kabir -Vs.- Government of Bangladesh represented by the Secretary, Ministry of Labour and Manpower, Secretariat Building, Ramna, Dhaka and others | 8 ALR (AD) 315 |