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Speedy Case Disposal

JS body heaps praise on district judge

Our Correspondent, Mytnensingh
A parliamentary body yesterday praised District and Sessions Judge Nurul Huda of Mymensingh for his success in disposing of over 56,000 cases in less than three years.
"We are charmed by the dynamism of Nurul Huda, who has made an impossible job possible by disposing of 56,825 cases in 33 months [till June 2014]" said Suranjit Sengupta,
chairman of the parliamentary standing committee on the law ministry, at a meeting organised by District Judgeship, Mymensingh.
"Backlog of cases is a challenge for the nation and we can overcome it. The success of Nurul Huda has opened a new horizon before us in reducing case backlogs," he said at the programme titled "Techniques for Early Disposal of Pending Cases and Their Implementation".
Suranjit also thanked Nurul Huda's subordinate judges, lawyers and court staff for the achievement.
According to sources, some of the disposed-of cases had been pending for more than 40 years, including
one for 47 years.
Lawmakers Sahara Khatun, Shamsul Haque Tuku, Abdul Mazid Khan, Talukder Mohammad Yunus, Ziaul Haque Mridha, Begum Saftira Begum and Law Secretary Abu Saleh Md Johirul Hoque also spoke at the meeting attended by senior lawyers and district administration officials of Mymensingh.
Terming the success Mymensingh Model, Suranjit said this model should be replicated in courts across the country to settle longstanding cases and the committee would make recommendations in this regard.
Earlier in the programme, Nurul Huda presented a paper describing the techniques he followed to
accomplish the task.
First, he ordered other judges of Mymensingh to prepare lists of cases filed till 2010 in three phases.
Once the lists were prepared accordingly, the cases were put under two categories - criminal and civil.
Then, he held meetings with lawyers dealing with the cases and sought their cooperation for the cases' disposal. He also took steps to ensure that court notices were served without any delay.
The techniques were very innovative and proved helpful in easing the excessive pressure of cases in Mymensingh courts, said Kabir Uddin Bhuiyan, president of Mymensingh Bar Association.