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Justice Prakash Tatia 1. Date of birth: 4th August, 1951 2. Education: B.Sc. (Biology) 1972, LL.B, 1975 3. Enrolled as Advocate: 1975 4. Judge Rajasthan High Court: 11.01.2001 5. Judge Jharkhand High Court: 11.04.2011 6. Act. Chief Justice Jharkhand High Court: 13.05.2011 7. Chief Justice Jharkhand High Court: 11.09.2011 8. Chairperson Armed Forces Tribunal, New Delhi: 23.08.2013 9. Chairperson, Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission, Jaipur: 11.03.2016 10. Was Member, Advisory Committee, National Court Management Systems (NCMS), constituted by Hon’ble Chief Justice of India, Hon’ble Shri S. H. Kapadia First Committee (a) Hon’ble Shri Justice Altamas Kabir, Judge, Supreme Court of India. (b) Hon’ble Shri Justice P. Sathasivam, Judge, Supreme Court of India. (c) Hon’ble Shri Justice P. C. Tatia, Chief Justice, Jharkhand High Court. Second Committee (a) Hon’ble Shri Justice P. Sathasivam, Judge, Supreme Court of India. (b) Hon’ble Shri Justice R. M. Lodha, Judge, Supreme Court of India. (c) Hon’ble Shri Justice P. C. Tatia, Chief Justice, Jharkhand High Court. Third Committee (a) Hon’ble Shri Justice R. M. Lodha, Judge, Supreme Court of India. (b) Hon’ble Shri Justice H.L. Duttu, Judge, Supreme Court of India. (c) Hon’ble Shri Justice P. C. Tatia, Chief Justice, Jharkhand High Court. Justice Prakash Tatia, when he was Judge of Raj. High Court, he was appointed as 11. Executive Chairperson, Raj. State Legal Services Authority, 12. Chairperson, Raj. State Judicial Academy, 03.03.2009 – 10.04.2011 13. Executive Chairman, Indian Law Institute, Raj. State Unit, 17.04.2010 - 10.04.2011 14. Vice President, International Lawyers Association, (Raj. Unit). 1 Justice Prakash Tatia, when he was Judge of Raj. High Court, he was designated Judge for Arbitration and Company Law Matters. Justice Tatia headed Civil, Tax and Criminal matters Division Benches as well as headed Full Benches. Justice Tatia was assigned large number of administrative works time to time by the Hon’ble Chief Justice of the Rajasthan High Court. Practiced in Original and Appellate side in Civil, Criminal, Revenue and Constitutional, Labour and other matters. Justice Tatia as advocate appeared for state of Rajasthan, as penal lawyer, in the Rajasthan High Court for departments like, the Irrigation, Revenue, Stamps, and Pension as well as for Raj State Electricity Board, Food Corporation of India, WAPCOS, Jai Narayan Vyas University, Jodhpur, Municipal Corporation and various other Local Bodies. Vice President, Rajasthan High Court Advocates Association, Jodhpur, Year-1980. 2 .

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