This book contains reminiscences of the Author as Judge for twenty-five years. Apart from a few travelogue and acquaintances with personages, the descriptions are live stories of human life displayed in different courts where he was judge. The author has avoided narrating matrimonial disputes due to statutory constraints. The narratives have been recollected from memory. Yet care was taken to mention only true facts, though all truths are not included, lest, it might injure the feelings of others. This is intended only for the readers to have easy reading on some interesting episodes of human life. About The Author:- Justice K.T. Thomas, was a former Judge of the Supreme Court of India. He was directly recruited from the Bar as District Judge and after eight years elevated as High Court Judge. After being judge of the Supreme Court for six years he retired in 2002. After retirement he was appointed Chairman of different Commissions such as, for fixing fees in professional colleges, for recommending reforms of police performance, for recommending reforms in the law regarding prevention of destruction of public properties and lastly the Commission for National Law School Bangalore. He is now Honorary Professor in Kanpur University on Constitutional Law. He has delivered many lectures on topics of legal and Constitutional importance at different centres in India. The President of India conferred Padma Bhushan Award on him for Law and Justice on the Republic Day 2007. He has already authored three books in his vernacular. Contents:- Foreword Introduction The raison d’etre of the nomenclature Ascension as a Judge Moulding up into Judgeship The first murder case tried in my court Calicut District Court Back in Calicu Betheri Case A case of double infanticide How a submerged equity winched to the fore Medical Insanity Vs. Legal lnsanity Winding up life in Calicut District Judge, Quilon The Dead body giving birth to a child Half burnt dead body