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G. P. S. de Silva

40th Chief Justice of Sri Lanka
In office 1991–1999
Appointed by	Ranasinghe Premadasa
Preceded by	Herbert Thambiah
Succeeded by	Sarath N. Silva

G. P. S. de Silva is a Sri Lankan judge who served as the 40th Chief Justice of Sri Lanka. He was appointed in 1991 and was Chief Justice until 1999. He was succeeded by Sarath N. Silva.^[1]

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^ "Overview". Judicial Service Commission Secretariat. Archived from the original on 19 October 2013. Retrieved 19 October 2013.

Legal offices
Preceded by Herbert Thambiah	Chief Justice of Sri Lanka 1991–1999	Succeeded by Sarath N. Silva

v t e Chief justices of Sri Lanka
Carrington Lushington Johnston Giffard Ottley Marshall Norris Oliphant Carr Rowe Creasy Hackett Phear Cayley de Wet Burnside Bonser Layard Hutchinson Lascelles Renton Bertram Branch Fisher Macdonell Abrahams Howard Wijewardena Jayetileke Rose Basnayake Sansoni Fernando Silva Tennekoon Samarakoon Sharvananda Ranasinghe Thambiah de Silva Silva de Silva Bandaranayake Peiris Sripavan Dep Perera Jayasuriya		Supreme Court of Sri Lanka

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