Summary: Mr. Ranade was a skilled legal mind who showed his ability in a judgment reported in LI.R., 24 Bom. 317, where he reviewed the original texts on Hindu Law with clarity. His judicial frame of mind and equanimity were evident in his work, and he was not influenced by personal views or prejudices. His dedication to his work was reflected in his daily routine, starting at 3 am with singing hymns and working diligently till late. His fearlessness and independence as a Judge were seen in his judgments, even when facing strong opposition. His contributions to legal scholarship through the Madras Series of the Indian Law Reports and his involvement in various public movements, alongside his emphasis on loyalty and progress in India, showcase his multifaceted persona and impact as a prominent figure in Indian legal history.