Integrity
Honest advice, even when it is not what a client hopes to hear.
Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh (High Court Division)

ABOUT
MD. Monayem Khan is an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh, practising before the High Court Division, across civil disputes, criminal matters, and human-rights work. He serves as Chairman of the Shelter for Humanity Foundation and is a member of the Dhaka Bar Association. Every matter is handled with careful documentation, clear communication, and steady follow-through from filing to judgment.
Clients come to the chambers for civil disputes, criminal matters and human-rights concerns — and stay for the careful preparation, plain-spoken advice and personal attention given to every file.
Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh (High Court Division)
Chairman, Shelter for Humanity Foundation
Dhaka Bar Association
48, Razar Dewry, Room No. 103 (Ground Floor), Kotwali, Dhaka-1100
ROLES & AFFILIATIONS
Practising before the High Court Division and the courts of Dhaka.
An active member of one of the country’s leading bar associations.
Leading human-rights and social-development work for the community.
Proudly connected to his home district and its people.
CORE VALUES
Honest advice, even when it is not what a client hopes to hear.
A firm belief that every person deserves a fair hearing before the law.
Law practised as service — to clients, to the courts and to society.
Every matter and document is handled in strict confidence.
AT THE CHAMBERS
NOTABLE CASE
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00 BLD (HCD) 0000 · High Court Division, Supreme Court of Bangladesh
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“The law is a promise of fairness. My work is to make sure that promise is kept for every client.”— MD. Monayem Khan
MATTERS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE
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Read the storyA family's ancestral property was claimed by a third party on the strength of a disputed deed. After careful examination of the record of rights and witness evidence, the court declared the family's title and restrained any interference. The matter turned on thorough documentation gathered before the suit was filed.
Read the storyAn accused held in custody for several months was granted bail by the High Court Division after a detailed hearing on the delay in trial and the weakness of the prosecution's material. The chambers prepared the application, annexed the relevant records and argued the grounds of delay and personal liberty.
Read the storyActing with the Shelter for Humanity Foundation's legal-aid programme, the chambers assisted a woman and her family in a dowry-related complaint, securing protective directions and a settlement that respected her rights. Legal awareness and early advice made the difference before the dispute escalated.
Read the storyA lower court order that overlooked key documentary evidence was challenged in civil revision. The High Court Division set the order aside and sent the matter back for a fresh decision on the evidence. Clear drafting of the grounds and a concise paper book were central to the outcome.
Read the storyA citizen affected by an administrative action taken without notice or hearing obtained relief when the High Court Division found the action lacked lawful authority. The petition focused on fair procedure and the fundamental right to be heard.
Read the storyA small business owed a substantial sum under a written agreement obtained a decree for the principal amount with costs after the other side failed to establish its defence. Careful review of the contract and payment records supported a straightforward presentation of the claim.
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