Justice G.P. Mittal

Justice G.P. Mittal

Delhi High Court
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Justice G.P. Mittal

A notable figure in the Delhi judicial system, Justice G.P. Mittal's career is characterized by his dedication to justice and legal expertise.

Judicial Profile at a Glance

  • Education: LLB (Gold Medallist) from Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra.
  • Early Career: Practiced for about a year before joining Delhi Judicial Services on May 20, 1977.
  • Judicial Roles: Metropolitan Magistrate, Additional Rent Controller, Presiding Officer of Labour Court, Senior Civil Judge.
  • Delhi Higher Judicial Service (1996): Additional Sessions Judge, Additional District Judge, Motor Accident Claim Tribunal, Special Judge(CBI).
  • Administrative Roles: Principal Secretary(Law & Justice), Government of NCT of Delhi (January 2008). District & Sessions Judge, Delhi/Rent Control Tribunal, Delhi (May 2009).
  • High Court Appointment: Additional Judge of Delhi High Court on October 29, 2010.
  • Demitted Office: Afternoon of July 8, 2015.
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Justice Mittal also played a key role in training judicial officers in mediation and served in various significant administrative positions within the Delhi government and judicial system.

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