The Companies Act (Bangladesh), 1994

What are the provisions of the law that governs companies and other associations in Bangladesh?

This document provides the first part of the Companies Act of Bangladesh. This Act intends to consolidate and amend the law relating to companies and certain other associations.

The document provides definitions of the terms used in the Act and outlines the jurisdiction of the court under the Act.

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January 1995

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