Antonio Serra Morant

Antonio Serra Morant (17 December 1866, Alicante – 7 August 1939, Madrid) was a Spanish lawyer and juridical writer.

Biography Serra Morant in Alicante on 17 December 1866.

Career At the age of just 23, Serra Morant obtained his law degree from the University of Valencia. In March 1892, he was located in Madrid, where he read his thesis: "El derecho internacional privado. Sus orígenes, sus principios fundamentales y unificación del mismo", which is now in his personal file at the National Historical Archive at the Central University.

Serra Morant worked as a "lawyer for the poor" until 1897, according to the register of the Madrid Bar Association, and then obtained a position as a court clerk in Alcalá la Real. The first nomination was headed by Eloy Señán Alonso, professor at the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the University of Granada, an institution of which he would be rector years later.

Ángel Garrido did not give up after what happened. A year later, in 1915, the professor again nominated Serra Morant in the Peace category with the same motivation. "The nominator made reference to 'La Casa de la Paz'," recalls the Nobel archive.

Later life Serra Morant later resettled in Madrid, where he worked as secretary of the Contentious-Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court.

He died on 7 August 1939 at his residence.

Personal life He married María del Carmen Piñar Espejo, daughter of the writer Carmen Espejo, who was responsible for publishing his works in newspapers at the time.