Johann Büchner (politician)

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Johann Büchner , also Johannes Büchner (born July 18, 1756 in Frankfurt am Main ; † October 5, 1834 ibid) was a German lawyer and politician .

Life

Büchner was a son of the Frankfurt schoolmaster Johann Georg Büchner . After attending the municipal high school , he studied law in Jena and in 1778 settled as a lawyer in his hometown of Frankfurt. In 1789 he became a municipal chancellery, in 1792 a syndic.

Grand Duke Carl Theodor von Dalberg appointed him to the appellate judge at the Schöffen-Appellationsgericht Frankfurt (see court organization in the Grand Duchy of Frankfurt ). After the end of the Grand Duchy of Frankfurt , he initially returned to his previous position as in-house counsel and in 1815 became President of the Commission for the Constitution Amendment Act, which drafted the Constitution of the Free City of Frankfurt .

From 1816 Büchner was a senator and aldermen . In 1821 he was elected Senior Mayor . From 1824 to 1833 he was the judge and president of the court of appeal of the Free City of Frankfurt.

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SURNAME Büchner, Johann
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Büchner, Johannes (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer and politician
DATE OF BIRTH July 18, 1756
PLACE OF BIRTH Frankfurt am Main
DATE OF DEATH October 5, 1834
Place of death Frankfurt am Main