Carl Crome (lawyer)

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Carl Friedrich Theodor Crome (born July 11, 1859 in Düsseldorf , † June 9, 1931 in Bonn ) was professor of law in Berlin and Bonn .

Life

Crome was the only son of the royal district court president in Koblenz Otto Crome (* May 16, 1829 in Düsseldorf ; † June 1, 1894 in Koblenz) and his wife Adele von Delitz (* December 5, 1828 in Cologne ; † August 15, 1903 in Koblenz ), Daughter of Major Friedrich Theodor von Delitz . He studied law in Bonn and Leipzig with Roderich von Stintzing , Bernhard Windscheid and Adolf Wach and was awarded a Dr. jur. PhD .

In 1885 he became a district judge in Merzig , and in 1890 in Frankfurt am Main . After his habilitation in 1892, he became a private lecturer in Marburg , in 1895 an associate professor in Berlin, and in 1899 a full professor and Privy Councilor in Bonn.

His academic work focused in particular on comparative law , including dealing with Italian and French law. His main work is an overall presentation of the (then) new civil law , combining its Roman and Germanic basics.

One of his students was Sally Jacobsohn .

He married Henriette von Sandt in Bonn on November 28, 1888 (born September 29, 1865 in Bonn; † May 19, 1943 in Berlin). The eldest son Otto (1890-1967) was a councilor in Berlin and Ansbach. Two other children died early. A second son Karlfelix (1905–1929) died as a court trainee.

Crome's grave is located in the Südfriedhof in Bonn.

Works

  • System of German civil law. Five volumes, 1900 to 1912
  • General part of modern French private law. 1892
  • Basic tenets of the French Code of Obligations. 1894
  • Manual of French Civil Law (based on KS Zachariae ). Four volumes, 1894/95
  • The jurisprudence of the present in self-portrayals II. 1925

literature

personal data
SURNAME Crome, Carl
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Crome, Carl Friedrich Theodor
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer and university professor
DATE OF BIRTH July 11, 1859
PLACE OF BIRTH Dusseldorf
DATE OF DEATH June 9, 1931
Place of death Bonn