Soli Sorabjee: Life and Times is the definitive authorized biography of Soli Sorabjee, one of India’s most influential constitutional lawyers and a towering figure in the country’s legal history. Written by Abhinav Chandrachud, the book chronicles Sorabjee’s extraordinary journey through nearly seven decades of legal practice, public service, and constitutional advocacy. It presents a nuanced portrait of a man deeply committed to civil liberties, free speech, and the rule of law.
Key Features
- Comprehensive account of Sorabjee’s role in shaping constitutional jurisprudence
- In-depth exploration of landmark cases and legal interventions
- Insight into his tenure as Attorney General of India
- Examination of his influence on human rights and freedom of expression
- Rich narrative combining personal life with professional milestones
This book is essential reading for law students, advocates, judges, constitutional scholars, legal historians, and academicians. It will also appeal to policymakers, civil services aspirants, and readers interested in Indian democracy, civil liberties, and the evolution of constitutional law in India.
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Chapter 1 | The Last Soliloquy |
| Chapter 2 | Hormasjee Sorabjee & Sons |
| Chapter 3 | Sorabjee, ‘SJ’ |
| Chapter 4 | Chamber No. 1 |
| Chapter 5 | Judges Must Be Expensive |
| Chapter 6 | This Is Nothing to Panic About |
| Chapter 7 | Court to Keep Maneka’s Passport |
| Chapter 8 | A Chief Justice on Trial |
| Chapter 9 | We Are Being Impeached Every Day |
| Chapter 10 | Sack Bommai, Advises Governor |
| Chapter 11 | Coalition Dharma |
| Chapter 12 | The Sunset Years |
