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Navigating Child Custody in Bangladesh: 3 Legal Considerations

In Bangladesh, the rate of divorce has become very high as a result of which the custody of the child/children have become a vital factor for the parents of the child/children who are getting divorced. Custody of the child is influenced by religious beliefs, cultural norms, and evolving legal frameworks. Navigating this landscape involves understanding the interaction between Islamic law, national legislation and societal expectations. The laws governing child custody in Bangladesh are crucial legal matters which parents must consider and it is also essential for parents to understand what a child will suffer if the parents will lack to...

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AI Transformation in Bangladesh: Deepfake Tech and Artificial Intelligence Policy 2024

The recent surge in AI's popularity has made household names out of tools like ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Quillbot. These AI marvels can do almost anything, from making Cristiano Ronaldo sing Hindi songs to merging faces of MKBHD and Shakib Al Hasan seamlessly. With AI at our fingertips, even the most fantastical scenarios come to life. Picture Cyberpunk-themed Dhaka cityscapes conjured by Midjourney, existing solely in our imaginations but made real through AI. As AI continues to evolve, it constantly challenges the limits of creativity and innovation. In this new era, the only boundary is our imagination....

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A Complete Guideline for the Formation of a Private Limited Company in Bangladesh

Most Bangladeshi companies are registered as private limited liability companies, commonly known as private limited companies. A private limited company in Bangladesh is a separate legal entity and shareholders are not liable for the company’s debts beyond the amount of share capital they have contributed. According to the Companies Act 1994, any person (foreign or local) above the age of 18 can register a company in Bangladesh. As per section 2(k) of Companies Act 1994, A Private Company means a company which by its articles restricts the right of transfer of the share, prohibits invitation to the public to subscribe...

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