Torajiro Ikeda
Torajiro Ikeda (Ikeda tiger Jiro, 1879 (1879) November 20 [1] -1939 year (1939) February 9 [2]) is Japanese judge (Mayor of Supreme Court), public prosecutor, judiciary bureaucrat.
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Career
I am from Saga. I graduate from Tokyo Imperial University law university British law in (1903) in 1903 and become a student judicial officer. I became (1905), Tokyo District Court judge in 1905 and successively held Tokyo District Court director, Department of Justice councillor, Prosecutor Tokyo District Court, Prosecutor Supreme Court, Department of Justice civil affair chief of the bureau. I acquire a law doctorate in (1918) in 1918 of the meantime.
I was appointed as (1928), a judge in 1928 by the director of Supreme Court. I took office as Mayor of Supreme Court in (1936) in 1936.
Privilege
- 1918 (1918) July 31 - original fifth place [3]
- 1926 (1926) December 15 - original fourth place [4]
Book
- "A trust argumental content of the doctrine of Buddhism" (Shimizu Bookstore, 1909)
- "A nation common sense Civil Act lecture" (Shimizu Bookstore, 1930)
- "Arbitration and mediation" (Iwanami Shoten, 1932)
- "The credit general remarks" (Shimizu Bookstore, 1934)
- "Credit detailed exposition" (Shimizu Bookstore, 1934)
Footnote
References
- Japan judicial officer broad perspective editing society "Japan judicial officer broad perspective" country Democratic Socialist Party, 1936.
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