Dinshaw D davar
Davar, Hon’ble Sir Dinshaw Dhanjibhai, K.T. (1912) Judge, High Court, Bombay; b. 1886; Educated at the Proprietary High School, and the Elphinstone College, Bombay; proceeded to England and joined the Middle Temple, 1877; called to the Bar at the Trinity Term, 1880: admitted as Advocate, Bombay High Court, the same year; was a particularly clever cross-examiner in Criminal cases, Junior Counsel to Sir G. Evans in the great partition case known as the “Moolji Jehta Case”; fought for the equality of Indian and European barristers; appointed Judge of the High Court of Bombay, 1908. Officiating Chief Justice, 1914. Address: Bombay, India.[1]
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