Biographical essays-mini-biographies for each of the first 93 (1950-1989) judges of the Supreme Court of India, most of the contents collected by the author from interviews with the judges. By whom and why each was chosen is discussed for the first time. Attention is paid to changes in their backgrounds and the selection processes over the four decades.
Biographical essays-mini-biographies for each of the first 93 (1950-1989) judges of the Supreme Court of India, most of the contents collected by the author from interviews with the judges. By whom and why each was chosen is discussed for the first time. Attention is paid to changes in their backgrounds and the selection processes over the four decades.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
George H. Gadbois, Jr (1936-2017) was a political scientist at the University of Kentucky, USA. He had been a close observer of the Supreme Court of India for more than a half-century.
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Acknowledgements India's Judicial Elite Part One Eighteen Courts and Ninety-Three Judges I. THE KANIA COURT (1950-1) II. THE SASTRI COURT (1951-4) III. THE MAHAJAN COURT (1954) IV. THE MUKHERJEA COURT (1954-6) V. THE DAS COURT (1956-9) VI. THE SINHA COURT (1959-64) VII. THE GAJENDRAGADKAR COURT (1964-6) VIII. THE SARKAR COURT (1966) IX. THE SUBBA RAO COURT (1966-7) X. THE WANCHOO COURT (1967-8) XI. THE HIDAYATULLAH COURT (1968-70) XII. THE SHAH COURT (1970-1) XIII. THE SIKRI COURT (1971-3) XIV. THE RAY COURT (1973-7) XV. THE BEG COURT (1977-8) XVI. THE CHANDRACHUD COURT (1978-85) XVII. THE BHAGWATI COURT (1985-6) XVIII. THE PATHAK COURT (1986-9) Part Two A Collective Portrait I. FATHER'S OCCUPATION II. CASTE III. ECONOMIC STATUS IV. RELIGION V. STATES OF BIRTH VI. REGION VII. EDUCATION VIII. INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE OFFICERS IX. PROFESSIONAL CAREERS X. PARTICIPATION IN POLITICS XI. ARRIVAL ON THE HIGH COURT XII. HIGH COURT SENIORITY XIII. AGE AND TENURE XIV. AFTER RETIREMENT The Archetypal Judge Appendices Appendix I Judges of the Supreme Court of India, 1950-89 Appendix II Chief Justices of India, 1950-89 Glossary Bibliography Index About the Author
Acknowledgements India's Judicial Elite Part One Eighteen Courts and Ninety-Three Judges I. THE KANIA COURT (1950-1) II. THE SASTRI COURT (1951-4) III. THE MAHAJAN COURT (1954) IV. THE MUKHERJEA COURT (1954-6) V. THE DAS COURT (1956-9) VI. THE SINHA COURT (1959-64) VII. THE GAJENDRAGADKAR COURT (1964-6) VIII. THE SARKAR COURT (1966) IX. THE SUBBA RAO COURT (1966-7) X. THE WANCHOO COURT (1967-8) XI. THE HIDAYATULLAH COURT (1968-70) XII. THE SHAH COURT (1970-1) XIII. THE SIKRI COURT (1971-3) XIV. THE RAY COURT (1973-7) XV. THE BEG COURT (1977-8) XVI. THE CHANDRACHUD COURT (1978-85) XVII. THE BHAGWATI COURT (1985-6) XVIII. THE PATHAK COURT (1986-9) Part Two A Collective Portrait I. FATHER'S OCCUPATION II. CASTE III. ECONOMIC STATUS IV. RELIGION V. STATES OF BIRTH VI. REGION VII. EDUCATION VIII. INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE OFFICERS IX. PROFESSIONAL CAREERS X. PARTICIPATION IN POLITICS XI. ARRIVAL ON THE HIGH COURT XII. HIGH COURT SENIORITY XIII. AGE AND TENURE XIV. AFTER RETIREMENT The Archetypal Judge Appendices Appendix I Judges of the Supreme Court of India, 1950-89 Appendix II Chief Justices of India, 1950-89 Glossary Bibliography Index About the Author
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