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Filing cases before a civil court in Bangladesh

advtanmoy 20/07/2020

Suit Valuation:  1- up to TK. 2,00,000/- Assistant Judge
Suit Valuation: 2,00,001- 4,00,000/- Senior Assistant Judge
Suit Valuation: 4,00,001- Unlimited – Joint District Judge

Civil Suits

  • Land Litigation

 

    • Declaratory Suit
    • Cancellation of Deed
    • Rectification of Instrument
    • Perpetual Injunction
    • Partition Suit
    • Rescission of Contract
    • Specific Performance of Contract
    • Recovery of Khas Possession
    • Eviction of Tennant
    • Suit for Easement
    • Money Suit
    • Pre-emption case
    • Pre-Emption under Mohammedan Law
    • Vested Property Release case
    • Land Survey Tribunals Case
    • Mandatory Injunction
    • Misc. Case
    • Arbitration Suit
    • Succession Cases

  • Family Suit
    • Dissolution of Marriage
    • Dower
    • Maintenance
    • Guardinship
    • Restitution of Conjugal Right

 

  • Office Related Cases
    • Declaratory Suit
    • Mandatory Injunction
    • Perpetual Injunction
    • Election Tribunal cases
    • Rescission of Contract

Which Court to Go?

  • For Litigation affecting property and office

 

    • Suit Valuation:  1- up to TK. 2,00,000/- Assistant Judge
    • Suit Valuation: 2,00,001- 4,00,000/- Senior Assistant Judge
    • Suit Valuation: 4,00,001- Unlimited – Joint District Judge

 

  • Family Suit
    • Family Court- usually an Assistant Judge/ Senior Assistant Judge
  • Succession Case
    • Joint District Judge having jurisdiction
  • Arbitration Case
    • Joint District Judge having jurisdiction

Caption: Faridpur District Court

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