Kajitani elected JFBA chairman

Kajitani elected JFBA chairman

TOKYO, Japan - Go Kajitani (in file photo) was elected chairman of the Japan Federation of Bar Associations JFBA) on Feb. 6, replacing Toru Motobayashi, 66. Kajitani, 67, will be formally approved in the post at a meeting of the JFBA's election board on Feb. 13.

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