August Pleschner from Eichstett

August Pleschner von Eichstett (* 1843 in Prague ; † 1908 ) was an Austrian lawyer and writer .

Life

He was the son of the Austrian businessman Eduard Pleschner (1813–1864) in Prague. From 1861 Pleschner studied law at the Karl Ferdinand University in Prague . From 1861 to 1863 he was briefly a member of the Austria Student Union, later the Corps Austria , and then the Corps Rugia Prague. After graduating as Dr. iur. he became a lawyer in Wallachian Meseritsch . He gained particular fame in 1896 when he published a poem version of the Austrian Civil Code .

Works

• The Austrian Association of Jurists and Lawyers , Prague: Mercy 1879 digitized
• Holtzendorff the second. Chancellery idyll , Vienna 1893
• The general civil code for the people brought into graceful rhymes , Vienna: Manz 1896, reprint Vienna 2000, ISBN 3-214-00009-8
• The Gospel of the Merchant or the Commercial Code brought into graceful rhymes and richly illustrated , Vienna 1904
• The practical house advocate. An easy-to-understand guide to self-advocacy in civil disputes and to self-constitution of all kinds of complaints (2nd edition of the work founded by BC Steidl), Vienna (without year)

Web links

• Search for August Pleschner von Eichstett in the SPK digital portal of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation

Individual evidence

1. ^ Archive of the University of Prague, Main Catalog of the Law Faculty, 1863, serial no.291
2. ^ Adolf Siegl: The suspended corps of the Prager SC In: Einst und Jetzt (yearbook of the association for corps student history research), 1974, p. 222 f.
3. ↑ Information on the title page of his book Der Österreichische Juristentag und die Advokatur .