Karl Wilhelm Walch

Karl Wilhelm Walch (born February 3, 1776 in Jena ; † June 29, 1853 there ) was a German legal scholar.

Life

Karl Wilhelm was the son of Jena law professor Karl Friedrich Walch and his wife Magdalena Maria Eccard. At the Altenburg grammar school he had acquired the training equipment from the teacher Christian Friedrich Böhme (born October 3, 1766 in Eisenberg; † July 9, 1844 in Lucka), who worked there from 1793. He then moved to the University of Jena . The father, as a professor at the university, had him enrolled free of charge as a direct relative according to tradition, which took place on July 5, 1779. He first studied logic with Johann August Heinrich Ulrich , ethics with Carl Leonhard Reinhold , mathematics with Johann Heinrich Voigt , physics with Lorenz Johann Daniel Suckow and history with Christoph Gottlob Heinrich at the philosophical faculty . He then moved to the law faculty, where, in addition to his father Johann August Reichardt , Johann Ludwig von Eckardt and Andreas Joseph Schnaubert, his formative teachers were.

On April 28, 1797 he defended the work de prasciptione sevitutum constitutiva and was awarded a doctorate in law. In 1797 he completed his habilitation as a private lecturer and in 1798 became a lawyer at the court in Jena. In 1804 he took a position as associate assessor at the Jenaer Schöppenstuhl, in 1808 he became associate professor of law at the Salana and in 1819 full professor at the educational institution. He was associated with the latter position, senior appellant, full assessor at the Jena Schöppenstuhl and judicial councilor. Later he became a secret councilor, was a member of the Latin Society in Jena and on September 5, 1813 became an honorary member of the Mineralogical Society in Jena. His lectures included the history of Roman law, the institutes, German private law and procedural law. In addition, he participated in the organizational tasks of the university. He was dean of the law faculty several times and in the summer semesters 1823, 1842 rector of the alma mater .

Walch married Christiane Friederike Wilhelmine Herzlieb on September 25, 1821 , the daughter of the pastor in Züllichau Christian Friedrich Karl Herzlieb (* December 4, 1760 in Warsaw; † March 19, 1794 in Züllichau). The marriage remained childless and was very unhappy. After the marriage, his wife developed apathy towards her husband and moved to her brother's superintendent in Prittag near Züllichau Carl Christian Herzlieb (born September 10, 1785 in Rathenow; † April 28, 1832 in Prittag) in autumn 1822 . Despite the circumstances, Walch left his wife a not unsightly sum of money after his death.

Works (selection)

• Diss. Inaug de praescriptione servitutum constitutiva. Jena 1797 ( online )
• Praefatus de mutata a Constantino M. testamenti iuris civilis forma. Jena 1823 (Dean's office program for Gustav Adolph Martin)
• Commentationis ad constitutionem Si Quis Sacer. cod. Theodos. de officio praefecti urbis a viro cel. Walthero Friderico Clossio e membranis Bibliothecae Ambrosianae Mediolanensis editam Particula I. Jena 1829 (Dean's office program for Gustav Alexander Frank, online )
• Praemissa Commentationis ad constitutionem si Quis Sacer. cod. Theodos. de officio praefecti urbis a viro cel. Walthero Frider. Clossio e membranis Bibliothecae Ambrosianae editam Particula II. Jena 1836 (Dean's program for the doctorate of Hermann Theophil Heumann, online )
• Praefatus de aetate fragmenti veteris iurisconsulti de iure Fisci. Jena 1838 (Deanery program for the doctorate of Oskar von Wydenburgk (1815–1876), online )
• Praefatus De antestato in mancipatione. Jena 1840 (Deanery program for the doctorate of Friedrich Theodor Albert Schmid (* 1812), online )

Issued:

• Christian Heinrich Eckhard: Hermeneutica juris. Leipzig 1801/02

literature

• Johann Ludwig von Eckardt: Ad Dispvtationem Inavgvralem A Praenobilissimo Doctissimoqve Carolo Gvilielmo Walchio Nostrate The Crastino Habendam Invitat Simvlqve De XI. Diebvs Calendario Ivliano Svbtractis Etiam Ivri Pascendi Svbtrahendis Breviter Disserit Io. Lvdovicvs From Eckardt D. Sereniss. Dvci Sax. Vinar. Et Isenac. A Consiliis Avl. Secret. Comes Palat. Caesar. Ivr. Canon. PPO Fac. Ivrid. Et Scabinor. Collegii Ordinarivs Facvltatis Ivridicae HT Ex-Decanvs. Jena (Dean's program for the doctorate of Karl Wilhelm Walch, online )
• Georg Gottlieb Güldenapfel : Literary Museum for the Grand Ducal. herzogl. Saxon country. JG Schreiber & Comp., Jena, 1816, p. 183, ( online )
• Heinrich Döring : Jena University Almanac 1845. Jena, 1845, p. 78 ( online )
• Johannes Günther: Life sketches of the professors at the University of Jena from 1558 to 1858. Friedrich Mauke, Jena, 1858, p. 82, ( online )
• Georg Christoph Hamberger , Johann Georg Meusel : The learned Teutschland or lexicon of the now living German writers. Meyer, Lemgo, 5th ed., 1827, vol. 21, p. 331, ( online )
• Heinrich Carl Abraham Eichstädt : Annales Academiae Ienensis. Croecker, Jena, 1823, p. 22, ( online )

Web link

• Works by and about Karl Wilhelm Walch  in the German Digital Library