Andrés Sanhueza Araneda was a Chilean lawyer and judge who served as president of the Supreme Court in 1896.
Judicial career Sanhueza pursued a career in the Chilean judiciary, holding judicial positions before reaching the country's highest court.
In 1893, he became a justice of the Supreme Court of Chile.
In 1896, Sanhueza became president of the Supreme Court, succeeding José Alfonso Cavada. He held the presidency during the government of Jorge Montt and was succeeded by Máximo Flores in 1897.
He left the Supreme Court in 1898.
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