Case management in reducing case backlog
Subtitle: towards transplant of Australian practice to Bangladesh cours
By: Ummey Tahura
Publisher: Bangladesh Institute of Law and International Affairs (BILIA)
Published: 2019
Place of publication: Dhaka
Language: eng
Number of pages: 206
Subjects: District courts; Administraion; Administration
Description: The District Court of NSW was chosen as an example of successful use of case management in reducing backlogs and disposal time in civil cases; therefore the court system of Bangladesh has been compared with that of New South Wales (Australia) concerning the courts' structure, procedures to appoint judges, jurisdiction of the specific court, the separation of the judiciary from the executive, and other institutions relating to the court system. The study aims to show how case management can reduce case backlogs from the civil trial courts of Bangladesh by finding the practical causes through empirical research following grounded theory.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-206).

Copyright Ummey Sharaban Tahura 2015.
Table of contents: title: Chapter One. A prologue to the thesis; title: Chapter Two. Case management as a tool in reducing case backlogs; title: Chapter Three. The court system of Bangladesh compared with that of New South Wales (Australia); title: Chapter Four. Evaluation of case management in the district court of New South Wales, Australia; title: Chapter Five. Procedural experiences from Bangladesh civil trial courts : data collection and analysis; title: Chapter Six. Introducing case management in Bangladesh : recommendation and way forward.