The High Court has declared the operation of the mobile court in the Executive Magistrate invalid in the same way that the 11 sections and sub-sections of the Mobile Court Act (Mobile Court Act-2009) have been declared illegal.
The court has declared the sentence of three petitioners invalid and fined.
The High Court bench, which was comprised of Justice Mainul Islam Chowdhury and Justice Ashish Ranjan Das, announced the Rac after hearing three writs in this regard on Thursday.
The court heard on behalf of the writ petitioners who heard that lawyer Hasan MS Azim Rajuk was heard on behalf of senior lawyer AF Hasan Arif, who was the state's Deputy Attorney General Motahar Hossain.
Hasan MS Azim said, "As a result of this, the Executive Magistrate will not be able to manage the mobile court in the district. The government should make new laws to run the mobile courts. This law should be made in harmony with the Constitution and Masdar Hossain cases."
When asked what will happen in the coming of the mobile court in the coming month of Ramadan, Hasan MS Azim said, the government can set up any jagat court and the government can also conduct it in the judicial magistrate.
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It is known that on September 13, 2011, the owner of a house located on Tunbi Circular Road, on the charge of violating the few sections of the Building Construction Act. Mojibur Rahman was fined Tk 10 lakh, and the Executive Magistrate sentenced him to 30 days of unpaid work in default.
On May 2, 2012, on behalf of the bakery owners of Dinajpur, he challenged the validity of the provisions of the mobile court law. 17 people, including Saifullah, filed another writ, which asked for the guidelines of the policy making for conducting activities with food experts and equipment for testing in the operation of mobile courts in the bakery.