Sir Kenneth Graham Jupp, Kt, MC (1917-2004)

[Michael Rhodes]

Sir Kenneth Jupp, Kt, MC, who died at Welwyn, Hertfordshire, 15 March,
2004, aged 86, was a Judge of the High Court, Queen's Bench Division,
1975-90.

Kenneth Graham Jupp was born 2 June, 1917, the son of Albert Leonard
Jupp by his wife Marguerite Isabel, and was educated at Perse School,
Cambridge, and University College, Oxford; MA Oxon [War Degree] 1945.

Career: joined the army in 1939 and saw service in France, Belgium,
North Africa and in Italy, 1939-43; War Office Selection Board,
1943-6; Called to the Bar and Lincoln's Inn, 1945, Bencher, 1973; QC
1966; Deputy Chairman, Cambridge and Isle of Ely Quarter Sessions,
1965-71; a Recorder of the Crown Court, 1972-75; Presiding Judge,
North Eastern Circuit, 1977-81; Chairman, Independent Schools
Tribunal, 1964-67; conducted MAFF inquiry into Wool Marketing Scheme,
1965; Chairman, Public inquiry into fire at Fairfield Home,
Nottingham, 1975, &c.

Jupp was awarded the Military Cross in 1943; knighted in 1975.

He married in 1947, Kathleen Elizabeth [Betty] Richards, by whom he
had two sons and two daughters, Stephen, John, Penelope, & Celia.

The funeral takes place at Ayot St Peter, on Monday 22 March, 2004.

-- Michael [please delete x to e-mail me]

[Good Ole Archibald]

Michael Rhodes wrote:

> Sir Kenneth Jupp, Kt, MC, who died at Welwyn, Hertfordshire, 15 March,
> 2004, aged 86, was a Judge of the High Court, Queen's Bench Division,
> 1975-90.

snip spam which is more appropriate to uk.legal.obituaries

If you are going to persist in crossposting this crap to uk.legal would
you please make yourself remotely useful and post an obituary for James
Frederick Hulbert, squire of the parish of uk.legal who died on 2nd
March 2004. Thanks

Archie

[Andrew McGee]

"Good Ole Archibald" <m...@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:4059A0CA...@privacy.net...

I note also that these obituaries seem to be lifted more or less verbatim
from Who's Who.

Andrew McGee

[Paul C. Dickie]

In article <c3clf2$n5q$1...@titan.btinternet.com>, Andrew McGee
<amh...@btopenworld.com> writes

Is that why one hasn't (yet) appeared for the saintly Hulberk?

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< Paul >

[Paul C. Dickie]

In article <4e5e1d66.0403...@posting.google.com>, Michael
Rhodes <migx73all...@yahoo.co.uk> writes

>Sir Kenneth Jupp, Kt, MC, who died at Welwyn, Hertfordshire, 15 March,
>2004, aged 86, was a Judge of the High Court, Queen's Bench Division,
>1975-90.

And on the very same day as Lord Hobhouse of Woodborough.

Is there some plot afoot to purge retired members of the establishment?

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< Paul >

[Mistermoisture]

"Paul C. Dickie" <p...@bozzie.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:<VkIw9oGm...@bozzie.demon.co.uk>...

There's still time ... And perhaps sooner than you think.