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May 6, 2017 · Justice Leila Seth, the first woman judge of Delhi High Court who played a major role in the making of the tough anti-rape law five years ago, died in Noida on Friday night. She was 86.
May 6, 2017 · Leila Seth (1930-2017). JUSTICE LEILA Seth (retired), the first woman chief justice of a high court in the country, died on Friday night. She was 86. “She died of cardiac seizure last night,” her son Shantum Seth said. Seth would be known for scaling many peaks in the legal field.
The Justice Leila Seth Fellowship draws together a cohort of lawyers to enhance their legal education in an environment that nurtures integrity, professional development, and network building. Selected Fellows join a wider movement committed to social justice while working at iProbono’s Delhi office on issues related to child protection and ...
Leila was the first woman to be made a Chief Justice of a State High Court. Leila Seth was known to be a successful member of the Indian Judiciary, the first of her kind, she was also a loving wife and caring mother. Leila Seth never shied away from speaking for the rights of minorities, and is known for her many contributions to changing ...
Feb 12, 2016 · WE THE CHILDREN OF INDIA by LEILA SETH. Topics INDIAN CONSTITUTION FOR CHILDREN, ENGLISH Collection ArvindGupta; JaiGyan Language English. INDIAN CONSTITUTION FOR ...
May 8, 2017 · Creatives : The Logical Indian. Justice Leila Seth, the first woman judge of the Delhi High Court and the first woman to become Chief Justice of a state high court, passed away on Friday night. The 86-year old died of cardiac arrest a day after the Supreme Court upheld the death sentences of the four convicts in the Jyoti Singh rape case.
May 6, 2017 · In an illustrious legal career spanning over 50 years, Leila Seth donned multiple hats including that of a judge, an author and a loving mother, all with equal aplomb. She started her career in 1959 in Patna High Court as a young London-trained barrister, and spent 10 years there, seeking a foothold in a field dominated by men.
