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EXPORT TRADE LAW CONTENTS AND ITS ADAPTATION STATUS IN BANGLADESH (Pages : 107 - 113)

A study was conducted on the Trade Law contents and its adaptation status in Bangladesh. The material used was a FGD guideline. The present government planning materials were taken as helping materials to prioritize the adaptation need of the vital legal tools required for domestic and international trades. The results of the study mentioned here show that the agro-industrial products dominated the trades of Bangladesh for export. According to the results 49 to 72% of the respondents stated agro-industrial products as the dominant trade items for export in the country, the mean value being 61%. This due to the fact that the country is originally agricultural and export of agro-industrial commodities like jute, leather, tea and similar trade item dominate the sector. As a professional group basis the non- classified clients and lawyers highly prioritized the agro-industrial products as they are related to the legal aspects of import events both for the domestic and international trades. The other professionals group mainly consist the intermediary business service providers and related industries. The results show that legal side of farmer rights is very poor and weak. About 79% of the regulations have no legal and administrative base. About 71% materials are notifications based on very old conventions and perceptions which can not protect the interest of the farmers. It has been found that about 67% of the farming issues in China are bound by some sort of laws and regulations, while the figure is 43% in case of India, but the figure found for Bangladesh is 13-20% varying according to Ministries, being higher for land ministry though it has origin of Indian documents. The findings of the study and the recommendation made as regards law content adaptation for biological issues from these studies suggests immediate legal reformations for increasing exports.Download