Alois Zeiler

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Alois Zeiler (born May 16, 1868 in Dillingen an der Donau , † 1966 in Offingen ) was a German judge .

Life

The Catholic Zeiler passed the legal state examinations in 1890 and 1893 with the grade "passed". In 1894 he was a lawyer for half a year. Then he was a legal trainee at the Neuburg District Court in 1894 and then in 1895 at the Public Prosecutor's Office at the Munich District Court I. In 1895 he was appointed III. Public prosecutor at the regional court in Deggendorf. In 1897 he became a district judge at the Augsburg district court. In 1899 he came to Kempten as second public prosecutor at the public prosecutor's office at the regional court. In 1902 he became a district judge there. In 1910 he was promoted to first public prosecutor and transferred to the district court in Zweibrücken in Bavaria on the left bank of the Rhine. In October 1918 he was appointed higher regional judge in Zweibrücken. In September 1919 he came to the Reichsgericht. He was active in civil and criminal senates at the Imperial Court. He retired in 1935.

His book, “My Co-operation”, which he wrote after retirement, is considered to be one of the “notable judges' books” and is largely a sober accountability report. In it, he exhaustively describes his work as a judge and legal scholar with extensive literature references. He was particularly involved in the issue of a revaluation case law . After retirement he lived in Offingen.

Works (selection)

  • Statutory allowances for every household, Stuttgart 1916.
  • Income taxes: social compensation and total consumption tax, Zweibrücken 1919.
  • The Zeiler revaluation figures for an adjustment between creditors and debtors in good faith for average relationships, Stuttgart 1924.
  • Appreciation cases by the Reichsgericht, Leipzig 1926.
  • My collaboration, Braunschweig 1938.
  • At the dialect source of the German language, Offingen 1962.

literature

  • Martin H. Geyer: Law, Justice and Laws: Reichsgerichtsrat Zeiler and inflation, ZNR 16 (1994), pp. 349–372.

source

  • Adolf Lobe : Fifty Years of the Reich Court on October 1, 1929 , Berlin 1929, p. 383.
  • Friedrich Karl Kaul , History of the Reichsgericht, Volume IV (1933–1945), East Berlin 1971, p. 300.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Gudrun Wedel: Autobiographies of women. A lexicon. Cologne 2010, p. 624 .
  2. ^ Also in 1948 he advocated equalization of the burdens in the currency reform in West Germany, Deutsche Rechts-Zeitschrift 3rd year (1948), p. 269, marginal no. 20th
  3. ↑ His son, Hermann Zeiler (1927–1966) was in the management of the local Bavarian felt goods factory (Karl Ritter von Klimesch (Ed.): Heads of Politics, Economy, Art and Science, Volume 2, 1953, p. 1235) and his Daughter Heidi (1897 – after 1980) was married to August Offermann (1887–1954), another member of the management.
personal data
SURNAME Zeiler, Alois
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Imperial Judge
DATE OF BIRTH May 16, 1868
PLACE OF BIRTH Dillingen on the Danube
DATE OF DEATH 1966
Place of death Offingen