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6.2 Judicial and legal services
 One of the key responsibilities of the union council is to manage the village courts effectively. According to the Village Court Act 2006, village courts will be run in every union. The following is a brief guide to the administration of village courts.
 6.2.1. For the purpose of village court
 1. In less time, quickly settle small disputes locally at low cost; To ensure social security and justice for poor, backward, women, deprived and vulnerable people; 3. Dispose of dispute between mutual parties; After the settlement of the dispute, the harmony between the opposition parties; Permanently Resolve Dispute; 6 High court reduces the pressure of the case; And 7 Social justice and good governance
 Judicial case by the village court
 1. Notwithstanding anything contained in the Code of Criminal Procedure and Civil Code, the civil cases related to the matters mentioned in the first volume of the Village Court Law, and the civil cases related to the matters mentioned in the second and the second, if there is no separate provision, the court will be judged by the village court and any case similar to any criminal or civil court Or the jurisdiction of the trial court will not be in the village court.
 2. No case will be decided with any crime described in the first part of the schedule by the village court, if a person is convicted of any crime in connection with the crime in the case and is already received by the village court,
 A) the interest of a minor in that case;
 B) There is a provision to settle arbitration or dispute in any contract made between the parties of the dispute;
 C) Any government employee holding a government or local authority or duty is a party to that dispute.3. Order was given by the village court for the possession of the immovable property. In the case of any statutory property or procedure for reinstatement of the property, or for the recovery of its occupation (1), the provisions of (1) will not apply. Application for formation of 6.22 Gram Court
 (1) Where a case under this Act is deemed to be judged by the village court, any party in the dispute can apply to the chairman of the Union Parishad in the prescribed manner in order to take a decision for the prosecution of the case and the Union Parishad Chairman expressing written reasons If you do not deny, take the initiative to form a village court in the prescribed manner Ena.
 (2) In the prescribed manner, and in the prescribed time, in the prescribed judicial court, the revision can be made by the order passed by the order of the person under the said Act. 6.2.3 If the relation with the first part of the application is related to the two Taka and the second part, then the application fee will be deposited with four Taka fee.
 6.2.4 Rejecting the application to refund the application with no-approval order. When the application is rejected by the Chairman of the Council, it will be returned to the applicant with the order of grant.
 6.2.5 Revision / Appeal against the order for non-application of appeal will be submitted to the Assistant Judge of the appropriate jurisdiction for re-trial within 30 days from the date of non-approval.
 6.2.6 What information should be given in the application? The application should have the following information and details: 1. Name and address of the union council that has been applying; Name, address and identity of the adele; 3 Name, address and identity of the protestor; 4. The name of the union in which the crime was committed or the cause of the case was created; The cause of the incident, the incident place, the name of the union, the date and time of the incident; Summary of the complaint or claim, amount of nature and loss; 7. Candidate Remedy.
 6.2.7 What will the chairman do after getting the application?
 After getting the application, the UP Chairman will take it and test it. When the application is accepted, the Chairman of the Union Parishad will convene the defendant on the appointed date and order the plaintiff to appear. Continue the proceedings of the case.
 If the application is incomplete, it can be rejected if it does not have the necessary information or if it is beyond jurisdiction. But the reason for the application being rejected should be written on the application form.
 6.2.8 If the tribunal acknowledges the claim or dispute, the village court will not be formed.
 If the defendant appeared on time or on the contrary, and admits the claim or dispute, and the presence of the Chairman of the Union Parishad will not be formed when the demand is met.
 6.2.9 What can be the reason for rejecting the application? If the application fee is not deposited; Out of jurisdiction; 3 If an appeal is made against an unmarried person; If the application is incomplete, then the applicant, the defendant, the name of the witness, the identity of the address and identity; Incident, reasons for the occurrence of incident, place-to-date of the incident, amount of damages, the remedial remedies, etc., if not mentioned; If the person is previously convicted of a court order '7 Contrary to the minor's interest; If there is a settlement agreement with the dispute; 9 If any civil servant performing government or local authority or duties is a party to the civil suit. 6.2.10. The jurisdiction of the village court If the union in which the crime is organized or the cause of the case will arise, if the defendants are generally resident of the union, then the village court will be formed in the union and the court will have the jurisdiction of trial in such case. If the union or the cause of the case will arise, if a party of the dispute is resident of that union and the other is a resident of the other union, the union between the other