Practice of discrete categories of writ: Bangladesh standpoint

The Subordinate Courts to the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh has original jurisdiction to adjudicate cases in accordance with the legal provisions of the country. It is understood that there are two categories of law: constitutional law and ordinary law. The Subordinate Courts are established by statutory legislation, and its jurisdiction is primarily governed by these laws. The Supreme Court of Bangladesh, comprising the High Court Division and Appellate Division, is established by the constitutional law of Bangladesh. Its jurisdiction is governed by both ordinary and constitutional laws, although in most instances, it is primarily regulated by the Constitution of Bangladesh. The writ jurisdiction constitutes the exclusive original jurisdiction of the High Court Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh, as delineated in Article 102 of the Constitution of Bangladesh.