This picture of Raj is of his IIT Madras days
This picture of Raj is of his IIT Madras days
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| Kanhaiya Lal Misra (31.08.1903 – 14.10.1975) |
In this and next post, we will briefly talk about life sketch of Kanhaiya Lal Misra and what I heard about him in the corridors of the Allahabad High Court.
In other tributes to KL Misra, different words for the same incident are used. However, they are equally, if not more praise worthy than my description.
Summary: Command over language is an asset for a legal practitioner. It is explained, over seven part series, through life of Kanhaiya Lal Misra (31.08.1903 – 14.10.1975) - one of the greatest advocates of our country, who reined supreme in 1950s and 1960s.
In the first part, two incidents related to him are narrated: one is by my father VKS Chaudhary and the other is by Vibhav Bhushan Mishra, both senior advocates and later adorned the post of Advocate General.
Command Over Language Is An Asset
One Sentence Changed The Fate।। Advocate General taught English To Me।। Misfortune of Being Opposed by KL Misra ।। Present Evolves Out Of The Past।। Has Rhetoric Any Place In Court?।। Ruling May Not Choke My Intelligence।। Well Read Person - Best Prepared For Law।।
| My Father - Virendra Kumar Singh Chaudhary - at my official residence at Allahabad |
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