25Apr
13Mar
HYBRID SEMINAR ON LDC GRADUATION OF BANGLADESH & INTERNATIONAL LAW
International law usually falls into two different categories. Public International law and Private international law. Public international law is the set of rules, agreements, and treaties that are binding between countries. It generally comes from three sources: treaties, customs, and general principles of law. Public...
09Mar
A seminar of International Commercial Arbitration held by CLDP and BIAC.
Summary: Arbitration is a quick and reasonable procedure for settling a commercial dispute. This is also a private procedure and out of the judiciary courts, Recently, Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP) and Bangladesh International Arbitration Centre (BIAC) jointly organized a program for International Commercial Arbitration. BIAC...
08Dec
More trade disputes are resolved out of the court for reasonable and affordable arbitration.
Summary: Day by day the trade sector of Bangladesh is progressing through many disputes arising in between. Maximum businessmen choose the way of arbitration as a settlement option of any dispute which occurred out of the court. The reason for preferring arbitration as a settlement option...
08Dec
The number of default loan breaks all the past records in Bangladesh
Summary The economic crisis moment is started with the Covid-19 Pandemic, during that time the economic strategy collapsed globally. After the concession made in the collection of bank loans was withdrawn due to Covid-19, loan defaults began to rise, and in the last nine months the...
05Dec
HYBRID SEMINAR ON DISPUTES INVOLVING CHARTERPARTY IN BANGLADESH
Bangladesh is a maritime country with 710 KM of coastline at the vertex of the Bay of Bengal. It has two major seaports largest, and busiest one is in Chittagong and the other port is in Mongla at Khulna. Another port named Paira in Potuakhali District is under construction. Besides,...
24Nov
BB orders to tighten monitoring to stop crypto currency transactions
Summary The Bangladesh Bank has ordered to tighten observation to be additional cautious to prevent group action and alternative activities relating to cryptocurrencies together with bitcoin. Content The Bangladesh Bank has asked scheduled banks to not provide any support services concerning transactions of cryptocurrencies and to strengthen their...
24Nov
India’s tariff body for anti-dumping duty
Summary The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR) of India has advised the finance minister to once more apply anti-dumping duties for an additional five years on Bangladeshi exports of jute products. Content On October 10, the supreme national authority of India, which is in charge of overseeing...
24Nov
A money changer cannot hold more than Tk 50 lakh at a time.
SUMMARY Bangladesh`s central bank has made it clear how much cash money changers are allowed to keep. Money changers that deal in foreign cash currency in the domestic market may hold a maximum of Tk 50 lakh on hand. The country's reserves have been dropping, and...
24Nov