Description
Justice A.P. Sen
Justice Ananda Prakash Sen, a luminary in the Indian judiciary, was born into a family of lawyers on September 20, 1923. His career, spanning several decades, is a testament to his dedication to the principles of law and justice.
Early Life and Education
Justice Sen's educational journey began at Science College and Law College, Nagpur, providing him with a strong foundation for his legal pursuits.
Legal Career
- Nagpur Bar Association: Joined in June 1945 and practiced in the District Court until November 1947.
- Advocate of the Nagpur High Court: Enrolled in November 1947, marking his progression to higher judicial roles.
- Madhya Pradesh High Court: Shifted to Jabalpur in November 1956 and practiced for 21 years, specializing in constitutional, civil, and taxation matters.
- Advocate General of Madhya Pradesh: Served from June 1966 to November 6, 1967.
- Additional Judge, Madhya Pradesh High Court: Appointed on November 7, 1967, and later became a permanent Judge on July 29, 1968.
- Rajasthan High Court: Transferred during the Emergency on June 29, 1976, and served as Acting Chief Justice on two occasions.
- Chief Justice of Madhya Pradesh: Appointed on February 28, 1978.
- Judge, Supreme Court of India: Elevated on July 17, 1978, and served until his retirement on September 20, 1988.
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Contributions and Legacy
Justice Sen's tenure was marked by his deep understanding of constitutional law and his commitment to upholding justice. His contributions have left a lasting impact on the Indian legal system.
