Full Name John Megaw Role Judge Name John Megaw | Profession Barrister Occupation Judge | |
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Born 16 September 1909
Dublin ( 1909-09-16 ) Died December 27, 1997, London, United Kingdom | ||
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Sir John Megaw, (16 September 1909 – 27 December 1997) was a British judge who eventually rose to Lord Justice of Appeal and international rugby union player.
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During his career as a barrister he acted as pupilmaster to Michael Kerr (also later a Lord Justice of Appeal) and was a chambers contemporary of John Donaldson (later Master of the Rolls).
Notable cases
Notable judicial decisions of Lord Justice Megaw included:
Rugby Union
John Megaw was also capped twice as an international rugby union player for Ireland in the 1930s, once 1934 against Wales and again in 1938 against England, both times playing at Number Eight. Ireland lost both tests.
References
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