Eduard Chambon

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Eduard Egmund Joseph Chambon (born June 23, 1822 in Leipzig , † March 3, 1857 in Prague ) was a German law scholar and university professor .

Life

Chambon was the son of a Leipzig merchant . He moved to Hamburg with his parents in 1828 and then to Dresden . There he attended the Kreuzschule . After graduating from school, he went to Leipzig University to study law in 1840 . From there he first moved to the University of Berlin , where he studied with Friedrich Carl von Savigny and Georg Friedrich Puchta and met Rudolf von Jhering . He then moved to the University of Göttingen . There he was on 21 June 1844 to the doctor of law doctorate .

Chambon completed his habilitation in 1848 at the University of Jena . After a time as a private lecturer , he received a position as associate professor there in November 1850 . He was also an assessor at the Schöppenstuhl . With his two monographs he gained a far-reaching reputation in the field of modern civil law, which was developing at the time . 1853 of this call in accordance with its appeal to a full professor of Roman law at the University of Prague .

Chambon married the daughter of his former faculty colleague Karl Julius Guyet . He fell ill with typhus in mid-February 1857 and died shortly afterwards. His body was transported to Jena accompanied by professors and students from Prague University. He was buried there.

Works (selection)

  • The Negotiorum Gestio , Hinrich, Leipzig 1848.
  • Contributions to the Code of Obligations , Mauke, Jena 1851.

Chambon also worked for the Austrian newspaper for literature and art .

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personal data
SURNAME Chambon, Eduard
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Chambon, Eduard Egmund Joseph (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German legal scholar
DATE OF BIRTH June 23, 1822
PLACE OF BIRTH Leipzig
DATE OF DEATH March 3, 1857
Place of death Prague