Litigation

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M. Elahi has a dedicated group of lawyers with litigation expertise in Dhaka, Gazipur and Narayanganj District Judge Court and of course in the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. The lawyers regularly represent various big names in the mentioned Courts by conducting Writ, Civil, Criminal and Company matters.

Barrister Monjur Elahi is a distinguished Bangladeshi lawyer with proven expertise in filing writ petitions before the High Court Division under Article 102 of the Constitution. He regularly secures Rule Nisi, stay orders, and directions from the Supreme Court of Bangladesh, protecting the rights of individuals and institutions against unlawful or arbitrary actions of public authorities and regulators.

His practice covers a wide range of public law and regulatory disputes, including:

RAJUK eviction & construction notices – Advising and litigating against arbitrary eviction drives, demolition orders, non-speaking notices, and plan-approval disputes. The High Court and Appellate Division have frequently issued Rule Nisi and stay orders in comparable RAJUK land, title, and eviction matters, ensuring due process and protection of property rights.
CIB (Credit Information Bureau) listing challenges – Contesting wrongful or obsolete CIB reporting, demanding correction and compliance with due process obligations from banks and Bangladesh Bank. Reported judgments show petitioners successfully seeking CIB rectification through writ petitions.
Election Commission decisions – Representing clients in petitions against Election Commission notices or decisions affecting candidacy and registration. Such matters often result in stays, directions, or reviews from the High Court/ Appellate Division.
Artha Rin matters – Protecting the rights of banks, borrowers, guarantors, and stakeholders by challenging unlawful auction proceedings under Section 12 (auction before decree) and Section 33 (auction after decree). Through strategic writ petitions and interim stay applications, he safeguards borrowers’ rights while balancing financial institutions’ legal interests.

With a strong track record in constitutional and regulatory litigation, Barrister Monjur Elahi is regarded as a reliable and strategic advocate for clients navigating complex disputes before the higher judiciary of Bangladesh.

Our Process

Planning The Case

Planning a legal case is a crucial process that involves several key steps. M. ELAHI & ASSOCIATES plan cases meticulously to provide their clients with the best possible representation while adhering to legal and ethical standards. The specific steps and strategies may vary depending on the nature of the case, jurisdiction, and client needs.

We begin by meeting with the client to gather all relevant information. This includes understanding the client's goals, the facts of the case, any relevant documents, and potential witnesses. Our experienced lawyers conduct thorough legal research to understand the relevant laws, statutes, regulations, and prior legal precedents that apply to the case. This research helps them identify the legal issues at hand.

Evaluate Situation

After gathering information and conducting research, we assess the strengths and weaknesses of the case. Our expert lawyers determine the likelihood of success and advise the client accordingly. Based on our assessment, we developed a legal strategy. This includes deciding on the legal theories to pursue, the arguments to make, and the overall approach to the case.

File Case To The Court

If the case involves litigation, we prepare for court proceedings, including pre-trial motions, discovery, and trial preparation. We also work on witness preparation and courtroom strategy. Our team works to gather all necessary evidence to support their client's case. This may involve collecting documents, interviewing witnesses, or retaining experts in certain cases. We establish timelines and deadlines for various tasks, ensuring that all legal filings, responses, and actions are completed in a timely manner. We strongly believe missing deadlines can have adverse consequences for the case.

In cases where a settlement is a possibility, we engage in negotiations with the opposing party to reach a favorable resolution for our client.