Auxiliary senate of the Reichsgericht
The auxiliary senates of the Reichsgericht were arbors of the Reichsgericht . There were a total of three “auxiliary senates” in the period from 1879 to 1883.
history
By § 15 EGGVG 1877 processes to be settled came from the highest regional courts to the Reichsgericht. Apparently it was something from Prussia. In order to cope with the business case, auxiliary senates were provided for in § 16 EGGVG 1877. These began their work with the opening of the Imperial Court on October 1, 1879. The Prussian judicial administration sent judges to the auxiliary senate at its own expense.
Business distribution
In 1880 the three auxiliary senates were assigned to the civil litigation from the Prussian higher regional court districts of Berlin, Breslau, Hamm, Königsberg, Marienwerder, Naumburg, Posen and Stettin. The first auxiliary senate worked on the law of obligations . The II. Auxiliary Senate took over the property law matters of the II. Senate of the Upper Tribunal . The III. The other property law matters with the exception of mining law were allocated to the auxiliary senate.
Senates
I. Auxiliary Senate
Senate President was Gustav Ludwig August Fleischauer . The Senate existed until July 1, 1883.
Judge
| No. | Surname | Senate entry | Resignation from the Senate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hermann Wittmaack (1833-1928) | October 1, 1879 | February 1, 1880 | Reich judge |
| 2 | Alfred Agricola (1824–1901) | October 1, 1879 | February 1, 1880 | Reich judge |
| 3 | Freyschmidt | October 1, 1879 | February 1, 1880 | Chamber judge |
| 4th | Eduard Graefe (1825-1896) | October 1, 1879 | October 1, 1882 | Chamber judge |
| 5 | Gustav Calame (1830–1905) | October 1, 1879 | July 1, 1883 | Higher regional judge |
| 6th | Bernhard Englishman (1832–1905) | October 1, 1879 | July 1, 1883 | Higher regional judge |
| 7th | Hermann Gustav Ludwig Theodor Krüger (1825-1893) | February 1, 1880 | June 1, 1880 | Reich judge |
| 8th | Friedrich Rassow (1826–1904) | February 1, 1880 | October 16, 1880 | Reich judge |
| 9 | Emil Meischeider (1828–1906) | February 1, 1880 | May 1, 1882 | Higher regional judge |
| 10 | Dominicus Predari (1818-1880) | June 1, 1880 | July 18, 1880 | Higher regional judge |
| 11 | Wesemann | June 1, 1880 | July 1, 1883 | Higher regional judge |
| 12 | Demme (-1882/83) | June 1, 1880 | 1882/83 | Higher regional judge |
| 13 | Heinsius | September 16, 1880 | July 1, 1883 | Higher regional judge |
| 14th | Gustav Wienstein (1828-1891) | May 1881 | July 1, 1883 | Higher regional judge |
| 15th | Kersting | May 1881 | July 1, 1883 | Higher regional judge |
| 16 | Heinrich Beer (1829–1926) | November 1, 1881 | July 15, 1882 | Higher regional judge |
II. Auxiliary Senate
President of the Senate was Wilhelm Richard Friedrich . The Senate was founded on June 1, 1880 with the III. Auxiliary Senate merged and existed until January 1, 1882.
Judge
| No. | Surname | Senate entry | Resignation from the Senate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hugo Schwarz (1817-1897) | October 1, 1879 | June 1, 1880 | Reich judge |
| 2 | Carl Kirchhoff (1820-1893) | October 1, 1879 | November 1, 1881 | Reich judge |
| 3 | Ludolf Adolf Emil Paris (1821–1888) | October 1, 1879 | January 1, 1882 | Chamber judge |
| 4th | v. Borries | October 1, 1879 | January 1, 1882 | Higher regional judge |
| 5 | Schmid (-1881) | October 1, 1879 | April 15, 1881 | Higher regional judge |
| 6th | Nereshko | October 1, 1879 | January 1, 1882 | Higher regional judge |
| 7th | George Meyer (1828-1889) | June 1, 1880 | January 1, 1882 | Reich judge |
| 8th | Viktor Rintelen (1826–1908) | June 1, 1880 | January 1, 1882 | Chamber judge |
| 9 | Freyschmidt | June 1, 1880 | January 1, 1882 | Chamber judge |
| 10 | Giese | May 1881 | January 1, 1882 | Higher regional judge |
| 11 | Gottschalk | May 1881 | January 1, 1882 | Higher regional judge |
| 12 | Lehmann | May 1881 | January 1, 1882 | Higher regional judge |
| 13 | Oskar Loebell (1836-1897) | May 1881 | January 1, 1882 | Higher regional judge |
III. Auxiliary senate
President of the Senate was Friedrich Moritz Hoffmann . The Senate only existed for four months until it was merged with the Second Auxiliary Senate.
Judge
| No. | Surname | Senate entry | Resignation from the Senate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | George Meyer (1828-1889) | February 1, 1880 | June 1, 1880 | Reich judge |
| 2 | Viktor Rintelen (1826–1908) | February 1, 1880 | June 1, 1880 | Chamber judge |
| 3 | Dominicus Predari (1818-1880) | February 1, 1880 | June 1, 1880 | Higher regional judge |
| 4th | Wesemann | February 1, 1880 | June 1, 1880 | Higher regional judge |
| 5 | Demme (-1882/83) | February 1, 1880 | June 1, 1880 | Higher regional judge |
| 6th | Freyschmidt | February 1, 1880 | June 1, 1880 | Chamber judge |
literature
- Eduard Müller : The first twenty-five years of the Imperial Court . In: The first 25 years of the Reichsgericht , special issue of the Saxon Archives for German Civil Law on the 25th anniversary of the highest German court, p. 21 f.
Individual evidence
- ↑ § 15 EGGVG 1877
- ^ The memoirs of the lawyer Viktor von Meibom (1821-1892): a legal life between theory and practice , with a foreword by Jürgen Vortmann. 1992, p. 123.
- ↑ § 16 EGGVG 1877 i. V. m. of the Imperial Decree of September 27, 1879.
- ^ Carl Pfafferoth: Yearbook of the German court system . Berlin 1880, p. 380 .
- ^ Entry in Bettelheims Nekrolog, Textarchiv - Internet Archive
