Private University Act, 2010 (বেসরকারী বিশ্ববিদ্যালয় আইন)
Section 46(4)- Without taking due approval of the U.G.C. a private university is barred from offering any course to the respective students. The Appellate Division held that the High Court Division observed that it is apparent that without taking due approval of the U.G.C. private university is barred from opening, expanding or even amending any course as well as its curriculum and syllabus. Most important of all, before obtaining the said approval no students can be admitted in the respective course. In view of the said legal position non- publication of result of the petitioners of Writ Petition No.613 of 2011 by the Bangladesh Bar Council pursuant to memo dated 08.12.2010 issued by the respondent Nos. 9 and 10 on behalf of the U.G.C. on the ground that neither there was any permission to open 2 years LL.B. (Pass) Course nor due approval was taken as to its syllabus, cannot be termed as unlawful. Accordingly, the civil petition for leave to appeal is dismissed. ..... Darul Ihsan University VS Khan A Salam & Others, [1 LM (AD) 25]
