Discussion Forum

1. National Emergency, 

2. Constitutional Emergency and 3

. Financial Emergency.

1. National Emergency, 

2. Constitutional Emergency and 3

. Financial Emergency.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

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Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

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Anti Defection Law in Art:70 and the Myth of Parliamentary Democracy in Bangladesh

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RULE OF LAW & Independence of Judiciary

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Doctrine of Basic Structure

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TOPIC 5: INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

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Assignment

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Election Commission (EC)

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by Fahmida Tinni - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:49 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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by Fahmida Tinni - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:49 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

by Faysal Ahmmed - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:34 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

Recent

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General

1

INTRODUCTION

2

Record of online Class

3

Home Work on “ Independence of Judiciary and Masder Hossain Case”

4

Emergency Provision

5

TOPIC 3: JUDICIAL REVIEW

6

Anti Defection Law in Art:70 and the Myth of Parliamentary Democracy in Bangladesh

7

Writs

8

Amendment

9

RULE OF LAW & Independence of Judiciary

10

Doctrine of Basic Structure

11

TOPIC1 : SEPARATION OF POWERS

12

TOPIC 2: SUPREME COURT OF BANGLADESH

13

TOPIC 5: INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

14

Assignment

15

Election Commission (EC)

16

TOPIC 1: MARTIAL LAW & CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY

17

TOPIC 6: MASDAR HOSSAIN CASE: ATTEMPT TO REALIZE INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

18

Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

19

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5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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by Fahmida Tinni - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:49 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

by Faysal Ahmmed - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:34 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

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1

INTRODUCTION

2

Record of online Class

3

Home Work on “ Independence of Judiciary and Masder Hossain Case”

4

Emergency Provision

5

TOPIC 3: JUDICIAL REVIEW

6

Anti Defection Law in Art:70 and the Myth of Parliamentary Democracy in Bangladesh

7

Writs

8

Amendment

9

RULE OF LAW & Independence of Judiciary

10

Doctrine of Basic Structure

11

TOPIC1 : SEPARATION OF POWERS

12

TOPIC 2: SUPREME COURT OF BANGLADESH

13

TOPIC 5: INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

14

Assignment

15

Election Commission (EC)

16

TOPIC 1: MARTIAL LAW & CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY

17

TOPIC 6: MASDAR HOSSAIN CASE: ATTEMPT TO REALIZE INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

18

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5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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by Fahmida Tinni - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:49 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

by Faysal Ahmmed - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:34 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

Recent

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1

INTRODUCTION

2

Record of online Class

3

Home Work on “ Independence of Judiciary and Masder Hossain Case”

4

Emergency Provision

5

TOPIC 3: JUDICIAL REVIEW

6

Anti Defection Law in Art:70 and the Myth of Parliamentary Democracy in Bangladesh

7

Writs

8

Amendment

9

RULE OF LAW & Independence of Judiciary

10

Doctrine of Basic Structure

11

TOPIC1 : SEPARATION OF POWERS

12

TOPIC 2: SUPREME COURT OF BANGLADESH

13

TOPIC 5: INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

14

Assignment

15

Election Commission (EC)

16

TOPIC 1: MARTIAL LAW & CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY

17

TOPIC 6: MASDAR HOSSAIN CASE: ATTEMPT TO REALIZE INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

18

Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

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by Fahmida Tinni - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:49 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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by Fahmida Tinni - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:49 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

by Faysal Ahmmed - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:34 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court

Recent

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Course Overview

SECTIONS

General

1

INTRODUCTION

2

Record of online Class

3

Home Work on “ Independence of Judiciary and Masder Hossain Case”

4

Emergency Provision

5

TOPIC 3: JUDICIAL REVIEW

6

Anti Defection Law in Art:70 and the Myth of Parliamentary Democracy in Bangladesh

7

Writs

8

Amendment

9

RULE OF LAW & Independence of Judiciary

10

Doctrine of Basic Structure

11

TOPIC1 : SEPARATION OF POWERS

12

TOPIC 2: SUPREME COURT OF BANGLADESH

13

TOPIC 5: INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

14

Assignment

15

Election Commission (EC)

16

TOPIC 1: MARTIAL LAW & CONSTITUTIONAL SUPREMACY

17

TOPIC 6: MASDAR HOSSAIN CASE: ATTEMPT TO REALIZE INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

18

Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

19

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by Fahmida Tinni - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:49 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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by Fahmida Tinni - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:49 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

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Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

by Faysal Ahmmed - Sunday, 19 November 2023, 11:34 AM

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted. by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1 Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settle

d and any unauthorized person ousted.

A wri is an official written order issued by a court, usually under the seal of the court, commanding or prohibiting the person directed to do some act. from doing or restraining oneself from doing something, used to force.

there are five types of writ -
    Mandamus: A writ ordering a public official or body to perform duties required by law.

    Habeas Corpus: A writ requiring an arrest or arrest to be brought to court along with evidence justifying the arrest.

    Prohibition: A writ restraining a lower court or tribunal from exceeding its jurisdiction or acting contrary to the rules of natural justice.

    Certiorari: A writ ordering the lower court to send the records of the case to the higher court for review. This is often used to correct legal errors.

    Quo Warranto: A letter challenging the legality of a person's claim to a public office or franchise.

These are just a few examples, the availability and type of records may vary between jurisdictions. Records play an important role in ensuring the proper functioning of the legal system and protecting the rights of individuals.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

5 types of Writs:

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

1.Writ of Habeas Corpus:        

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1    Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

2.Writ of Mandamus: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

3.Writ of prohibition: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1  

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

4.Writ of Certiorari: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

5.Writ of Quo Warranto: Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something.

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something.

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something.

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something.

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something.

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court other legal authority. Writ are typically used to be command an individuals or entity to perform or specific act or to restrain them from doing something. 

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court or other legal authority. Writs are typically used to command an individual or entity to perform a specific act or to restrain them from doing something. In legal systems influenced by the English common law tradition, writs are essential for the protection of legal rights and the enforcement of the rule of law.

Here are five types of writs commonly used in legal systems:

1. Habeas Corpus:

   • Purpose: To protect an individual's right to personal liberty and prevent unlawful detention or imprisonment.
   • Usage: It is often used to seek the release of a person who is detained without legal justification.

2. Mandamus:

   • Purpose: To command a public official, government body, or lower court to perform a duty they are legally obligated to perform.
   • Usage: It is used when there is a clear legal right and a corresponding duty that has not been fulfilled.

3. Prohibition:

   • Purpose: To prevent a lower court or tribunal from exceeding its jurisdiction or acting beyond its authority.
   • Usage: It is used to halt ongoing proceedings that are deemed illegal or beyond the jurisdiction of the lower court.

4. Certiorari:

   • Purpose: To quash the decision of an inferior court or tribunal on the grounds of error of law.
   • Usage: It is used to bring a case from a lower court to a higher court for review.

5. Quo Warranto:

   • Purpose: To inquire into the legality of a person's claim to a public office or authority.
   • Usage: It is used to challenge the right of an individual to hold a specific public office.

These writs are fundamental tools for upholding individual rights, ensuring proper legal procedures, and maintaining the rule of law within a legal system. They provide a mechanism for individuals to seek remedies when their rights are violated or when legal authorities overstep their bounds.

A writ is a formal written order issued by a court or other legal authority. Writs are typically used to command an individual or entity to perform a specific act or to restrain them from doing something. In legal systems influenced by the English common law tradition, writs are essential for the protection of legal rights and the enforcement of the rule of law.

Here are five types of writs commonly used in legal systems:

1. Habeas Corpus:

   • Purpose: To protect an individual's right to personal liberty and prevent unlawful detention or imprisonment.
   • Usage: It is often used to seek the release of a person who is detained without legal justification.

2. Mandamus:

   • Purpose: To command a public official, government body, or lower court to perform a duty they are legally obligated to perform.
   • Usage: It is used when there is a clear legal right and a corresponding duty that has not been fulfilled.

3. Prohibition:

   • Purpose: To prevent a lower court or tribunal from exceeding its jurisdiction or acting beyond its authority.
   • Usage: It is used to halt ongoing proceedings that are deemed illegal or beyond the jurisdiction of the lower court.

4. Certiorari:

   • Purpose: To quash the decision of an inferior court or tribunal on the grounds of error of law.
   • Usage: It is used to bring a case from a lower court to a higher court for review.

5. Quo Warranto:

   • Purpose: To inquire into the legality of a person's claim to a public office or authority.
   • Usage: It is used to challenge the right of an individual to hold a specific public office.

These writs are fundamental tools for upholding individual rights, ensuring proper legal procedures, and maintaining the rule of law within a legal system. They provide a mechanism for individuals to seek remedies when their rights are violated or when legal authorities overstep their bounds.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Writ means a written document by which one is summoned or required to do or refrain from doing something.

Five types of Writs

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition  means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Historically, writ originated and developed in British legal system. Initially writs were Royal prerogatives. Since only the king or queen as the fountain of justice could issue writs, they were called prerogative writs.’’ They were called prerogative writs because they were conceived as being intimately connected with the rights of the crown.’’ The king issued writs through the court of king’s Bench or the Court of Chancery. The prerogative writs were five in number-Habeas Corpus, Certiorari, Prohibition, Mandamus and Quo-Warranto. The king issued them against his officers to compel them to exercise their functions properly or to prevent them from abusing their powers. Subjects being aggrieved by the actions of the king’s officials came to the King and appealed for redress. And the King through the above mentioned two courts issued them against his officials to give remedies to his subjects. Gradually as the government functions increased and the concept of rule of law emerged and the courts became independent, these writs came to be the prerogatives of the court instead of the King and lastly they came to be the prerogative of the people for they are now guaranteed rights in the constitutions of many countries and citizens can invoke them as of right. In Bangladesh, there is no prerogative power belonging to any organ of government. But the power to issue writ corresponding to English prerogative writ has been vested in the High Court Division under Article 102 of the Constitution

Historically, writ originated and developed in British legal system. Initially writs were Royal prerogatives. Since only the king or queen as the fountain of justice could issue writs, they were called prerogative writs.’’ They were called prerogative writs because they were conceived as being intimately connected with the rights of the crown.’’ The king issued writs through the court of king’s Bench or the Court of Chancery. The prerogative writs were five in number-Habeas Corpus, Certiorari, Prohibition, Mandamus and Quo-Warranto. The king issued them against his officers to compel them to exercise their functions properly or to prevent them from abusing their powers. Subjects being aggrieved by the actions of the king’s officials came to the King and appealed for redress. And the King through the above mentioned two courts issued them against his officials to give remedies to his subjects. Gradually as the government functions increased and the concept of rule of law emerged and the courts became independent, these writs came to be the prerogatives of the court instead of the King and lastly they came to be the prerogative of the people for they are now guaranteed rights in the constitutions of many countries and citizens can invoke them as of right. In Bangladesh, there is no prerogative power belonging to any organ of government. But the power to issue writ corresponding to English prerogative writ has been vested in the High Court Division under Article 102 of the Constitution

Historically, writ originated and developed in British legal system. Initially writs were Royal prerogatives. Since only the king or queen as the fountain of justice could issue writs, they were called prerogative writs.’’ They were called prerogative writs because they were conceived as being intimately connected with the rights of the crown.’’ The king issued writs through the court of king’s Bench or the Court of Chancery. The prerogative writs were five in number-Habeas Corpus, Certiorari, Prohibition, Mandamus and Quo-Warranto. The king issued them against his officers to compel them to exercise their functions properly or to prevent them from abusing their powers. Subjects being aggrieved by the actions of the king’s officials came to the King and appealed for redress. And the King through the above mentioned two courts issued them against his officials to give remedies to his subjects. Gradually as the government functions increased and the concept of rule of law emerged and the courts became independent, these writs came to be the prerogatives of the court instead of the King and lastly they came to be the prerogative of the people for they are now guaranteed rights in the constitutions of many countries and citizens can invoke them as of right. In Bangladesh, there is no prerogative power belonging to any organ of government. But the power to issue writ corresponding to English prerogative writ has been vested in the High Court Division under Article 102 of the Constitution

(I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

types of writ

 (I)Habeas Corpus

(II)Certiorari

(III)Prohibition

(IV)Mandamus

(V)Quo Warranto

Writ of Habeas Corpus                 

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 1                                                

Habeas Corpus means 'have his body' i.e.to have the body before the Court. So it is a kind of order of the Court that commands the authorities holding an individual in custody to bring that person before Court. The authorities must then explain in the Court why the person is being held.

 Writ of Mandamus     

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                                                  

Mandamus means 'we command'. By writ of mandamus, the superior court directs any person, corporation, lower court or government to do something, specified therein, which pertains to his or their office and is in the nature of a public duty. This writ is issued when the lower tribunal has declined to exercise jurisdiction vested in it or any public authority declined to do what he is required by law to do.

Writ of prohibition                          

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 1                                 

Prohibition means 'to forbid' from doing something. In other words, it is a writ issued by the superior court to a lower court, tribunal or administrative authority prohibiting it from doing something which it is not authorized by law to do.Prohibition is a preventive writ and issued to stop illegal exercise of power of jurisdiction to the detriment of any legal right of a person.

 Writ of Certiorari

 Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (a) 11      

Certiorari means 'be certified' of the proceedings of any lower court or tribunal to be investigated by the superior court. Records of any pending or concluded proceedings before any authority or court including a tribunal can be called for by the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh for its examination as to the legality or otherwise of the said proceedings.

Writ of Quo Warranto         

Bangladesh Constitution Article 102 2 (b) 11                                                     

Quo Warranto means 'by what warrant or authority'. Writ of quo warranto is a judicial order issued by the High Court by which any person who occupies or franchise or liberty is asked to show  by what right he claims it, so that the title to the officer, franchise or liberty may be settled and any unauthorized person ousted.

Historically, writ originated and developed in British legal system. Initially writs were Royal prerogatives. Since only the king or queen as the fountain of justice could issue writs, they were called prerogative writs.’’ They were called prerogative writs because they were conceived as being intimately connected with the rights of the crown.’’ The king issued writs through the court of king’s Bench or the Court of Chancery. The prerogative writs were five in number-Habeas Corpus, Certiorari, Prohibition, Mandamus and Quo-Warranto. The king issued them against his officers to compel them to exercise their functions properly or to prevent them from abusing their powers. Subjects being aggrieved by the actions of the king’s officials came to the King and appealed for redress. And the King through the above mentioned two courts issued them against his officials to give remedies to his subjects. Gradually as the government functions increased and the concept of rule of law emerged and the courts became independent, these writs came to be the prerogatives of the court instead of the King and lastly they came to be the prerogative of the people for they are now guaranteed rights in the constitutions of many countries and citizens can invoke them as of right. In Bangladesh, there is no prerogative power belonging to any organ of government. But the power to issue writ corresponding to English prerogative writ has been vested in the High Court Division under Article 102 of the Constitution

Writ can be filed under Article 102(1) for violation of any fundamental right. Article 102(2) provides the writ into five categories-

1. Mandamus

2. Certiorari

3. Prohibition

4. Habeas Corpus

5. Quo Warranto

1. Habeas Corpus

2. Mandamus

3.Certiorari

4.Quo warranto

5. Prohibition 

1. Habeas Corpus

2. Mandamus

3.Certiorari

4.Quo warranto

5. Prohibition 

Historically, writ originated and developed in British legal system. Initially writs were Royal prerogatives. Since only the king or queen as the fountain of justice could issue writs, they were called prerogative writs.’’ They were called prerogative writs because they were conceived as being intimately connected with the rights of the crown.’’ The king issued writs through the court of king’s Bench or the Court of Chancery. The prerogative writs were five in number-Habeas Corpus, Certiorari, Prohibition, Mandamus and Quo-Warranto. The king issued them against his officers to compel them to exercise their functions properly or to prevent them from abusing their powers. Subjects being aggrieved by the actions of the king’s officials came to the King and appealed for redress. And the King through the above mentioned two courts issued them against his officials to give remedies to his subjects. Gradually as the government functions increased and the concept of rule of law emerged and the courts became independent, these writs came to be the prerogatives of the court instead of the King and lastly they came to be the prerogative of the people for they are now guaranteed rights in the constitutions of many countries and citizens can invoke them as of right. In Bangladesh, there is no prerogative power belonging to any organ of government. But the power to issue writ corresponding to English prerogative writ has been vested in the High Court Division under Article 102 of the Constitution

Writ can be filed under Article 102(1) for violation of any fundamental right. Article 102(2) provides the writ into five categories-

1. Mandamus

2. Certiorari

3. Prohibition

4. Habeas Corpus

5. Quo Warranto