Elders and Friends in Castles of Justice: Nostalgic Memories is a reflective and personal work by Tahir Mahmood that captures reminiscences from within India?s judicial and legal institutions. Through recollections shaped by experience, the author presents a narrative that blends personal memories with professional life in the courts, offering insights into the people, values, and traditions that have shaped the administration of justice. The book stands as a memoir rooted in the legal world, emphasizing relationships, mentorship, and the human side of judicial institutions.
Key Features
- Personal memoirs drawn from long-standing engagement with legal and judicial circles
- Portraits of eminent judges, legal scholars, colleagues, and mentors
- Narrative focused on institutional culture of courts and justice delivery systems
- Reflective tone combining professional experiences with personal anecdotes
- Written by a distinguished legal academic and jurist
This book is primarily intended for legal professionals, judges, academicians, law students, and scholars interested in the history and culture of the Indian judiciary. It will also appeal to readers who enjoy autobiographical writings, institutional memoirs, and reflective narratives centered on public life, law, and justice.