Criminal matters

1. Theft related matters

2. Rigra-Bid

3. Damage to the causative crop, Buddy or other things

4. The killing or loss of livestock animals

5. Deceptive affairs

6. Physical attacks, losses, inflammation and injury by force.

7. Gachchat is a valuable product or land

 Civil matters

1. Recover the possession of wealth

2. Reproduction of worthless property or its value

3. Recovery of damages for loss of inauspicious property

4. Payment of compensation and compensation for agricultural laborers

5. Receiving the money earned at the contract or document value

Some unknown information about village court know

With regard to obtaining justice for the common people of the rural areas, independence of Bangladesh was made in 1976 by the Village Court Ordinance. Later on, on 9th May, 196, the Village Court Act was enacted by law. The main point of this law is that local dispute is settled. People are benefiting

A court that was formed under the Union Parishad to settle the disputes of certain small and small civil and criminal disputes in the countryside that the court is called as a village court. Village Court will be formed under the Village Court Act 2006. In the short term, at the very least, the purpose of the village court is to settle small disputes quickly and locally. The village courts law has been implemented from 09 May 2006. Village court is formed in coordination with 5 (five) representatives. They are the chairman of the concerned Union Parishad, two representatives of the applicant's party (1 member of the union council and one prominent person) two representatives of the protesting party (1 member of the union council and one of the dignitaries)

Laws made for the resolution of village courts for easy and speedy settlement of certain disputes and disputes in the jurisdiction of each union of the country.

Since the establishment of village courts and related matters for the easy and speedy settlement of certain disputes and disputes in the jurisdiction of every union of the country

Provision is necessary and necessary;


Short title, introduction and application:

1. (1) This law shall be called the Village Court of Law, 2006.
(2) It shall be effective immediately.
(3) It shall apply only to the jurisdiction of the Union.


Definition

2. In this Act, unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context-
(A) "amendable offense" means the Cognizable Offence defined in the Criminal Code;
(B) "union" means the union defined in clause (26) of section 2 of the Local Government (Union Parishads) Ordinance, 1983 (Ordinance No. LI of 1983);
(C) "Union Parishad" means the Union Parishad defined in clause (27) of section 2 of the Local Government (Union Parishads) Ordinance, 1983 (Ordinance No. LI of 1983);
(D) "Assistant Judge of Jurisdiction" means that the Assistant Judge located in the jurisdiction of the jurisdiction of the Assistant Judge, and in which case, there are several Assistant Judges who have similar jurisdiction, similarly the junior Assistant Judge;
(E) "village court" means a village court constituted under section 5;
(F) "Chairman" means the chairman of the village court;
(G) "schedule" means the schedule of this Act;
(H) "Penal Code" means Penal Code, 1860 (Act No. XLV of 1860);
(I) "Civil procedure" means the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Act No. V of 1908);

(J) "prescribed" means prescribed by rules;
(K) "party" shall include a person whose presence is considered to be necessary for the correct resolution of a dispute, and the village court which connects it as a party to the dispute;
(L) "Criminal Procedure" means Code of Criminal Proecedure, 1898 (Act No. V of 1898);
(D) "Rule" means the rules made under this Act;
(N) "decision" means no decision of the village court.


Judicial case by the village court

3. (1) Notwithstanding anything contained in the Code of Criminal Procedure and Civil Procedure, the civil cases related to the matters relating to the matters mentioned in the first part of the schedule and the civil cases related to the matters mentioned in the second part, unless there is a different order, the village will be judged by the court and no criminal or civil court There will be no jurisdiction to prosecute the case or suit.
(2) No case related to any offense described in the first part of the schedule by the village court shall be decided if a person has been convicted by a village court before being found guilty of any criminal action in the case, or any case related to the matters mentioned in the second part of the schedule. The court shall not be judged, if-
(A) the interests of a minor in that case;
(B) There is a provision to settle arbitration or dispute in any contract made between the parties of dispute;
(C) Any government employee acting in government or local authority or duty is a party to the dispute.
(3) The provisions of sub-section (1) shall not apply in case of any litigation or proceeding for the establishment of possession or possession of the immoveable property, which has been passed by the village court for the possession of immovable property.


Application for formation of village court

4. (1) Where a suit under this Act is to be judged by the village court, then any party of the dispute, in relation to the decision of the concerned Union Parishad