Section 3(2)(d)
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The Trade Organization Ordinance, 1961
Section 3(2)(d)
The Trade Organizations Rules 1994
Rule 3(7)
Granting of license–– The concerned notices were not published in any
national daily newspapers recognized by persons of ordinary prudence and
the aforesaid objection was not considered, these vitiated the whole
process of licensing. Because, here licensing authority did not comply with
the procedure established by law, did not act in accordance with the
provisions of law, acted malafide and violated principles of natural
justice. If it’s so, then established principle of law is that even if
there is a ouster/non-obstante clause in any law, yet court has ample
jurisdiction to review judicially whether the authority followed
established principle of law or not. ––Appellate Division finds that
the impugned judgment and order of the High Court Division does not call
for any interference. In the result, this Civil Appeal is dismissed without
any order as to cost. .....Bangladesh Gayan-O-Srijonshil Prokashak Samity
=VS= Bangladesh Publisher & Book Seller Association, (Civil), 2022(2) [13
LM (AD) 605]
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Bangladesh Gayan-O-Srijonshil Prokashak Samity =VS= Bangladesh Publisher & Book Seller Association |
13 LM (AD) 605 |