Ferdinand Seraphim

Ferdinand Seraphim (born October 18, 1827 in Hasenpoth ; † February 27, 1894 in Mitau ) was a German-Baltic lawyer .

Seraphim was a senior court attorney from 1859 to 1889 and a sworn attorney in Mitau from 1889 to 1894 .

He was also a member of the Reformed Department of the Courland Consistory .

His sons were August Robert Seraphim and Ernst Seraphim , his grandsons Hans-Jürgen Seraphim , Hans-Günther Seraphim and Peter-Heinz Seraphim , his great-grandson Heinrich August Winkler .

Publications

• The Courland Notherbenrecht: An exegetical-dogmatic treatise for obtaining the master’s degree in jurisprudence. Printed by H. Laakmann, Dorpat 1859 ( digitized version ).
• On the doctrine of the acquisition of property by combining and processing movable objects according to the law of the Baltic Sea provinces with special consideration of the relevant provisions of Prussian law. Behre, Hamburg & Mitau 1881.
• The influence of the stipulations of the Reichrath's report of June 3, 1886, confirmed by the highest of all, on the summary trials, the literary estate trial and the concursion trial of the Baltic provinces. Felsko, Mitau 1886.
• A final word in the controversy about the influence of the provisions of the Allerhöchst confirmed Reichsrathsgutachten of June 3, 1886 on the summary trials, the estate dictal process and the concursion process of the Baltic provinces v. Mag. Jur. Ferdinand Seraphim, Oberhofgericht adv. in Mitau. Felsko, Mitau 1886.

Web links

• Baltic Historical Commission (ed.): Entry on Ferdinand Seraphim. In: BBLD - Baltic Biographical Lexicon digital
• Publication in honor of Seraphim