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David Hirst (judge)

British judge

Summary

British judge

Field	Value
honorific-prefix	The Right Honourable
name	Sir David Hirst
office	Lord Justice of Appeal
term_start	1992
term_end	April 1999
office2	Justice of the High Court
term_start2	22 January 1982
term_end2	1992
birth_date
birth_place	Meltham, West Riding of Yorkshire
death_date
death_place	London, England
birthname	David Cozens-Hardy Hirst
spouse
alma_mater	Trinity College, Cambridge
children	5
successor1	Sir Jonathan Mance
predecessor2	Sir John May

| honorific-prefix = The Right Honourable | honorific-suffix =

References

(2 February 2012). "Sir David Hirst". [[The Times]].
(16 Jan 2012). "Sir David Hirst". [[The Daily Telegraph]].
(15 April 1999). "Legal appointments". [[The Times]].
(25 July 2017). "Jonathan Hirst, QC". [[The Times]].

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