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Village court

 

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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, 2006, the Village Court Act was enacted by law. The main point of this act is that the dispute is settled locally. In the meantime, the people of the country are benefiting through this court, because of establishing a village court with the help of elected representatives, peace prevails and peace prevails through peaceful solution.


What does the village court mean?
A court that is formed under the Union Parishad to settle the disputes of certain small and small civil and criminal disputes of the Gramma Law, that the court is called a village court.
Under the law, the village court will be formed?


Village Court will be formed under the Village Court Act 2006.
What is the purpose of village court?


The purpose of the village court is to settle small disputes quickly and locally in less time, at a lower cost.


How long has the village court law been effective?
Village court law has come into effect from 09 May 2006.


How is village court law formed?
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)


 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