Johann Christoph Friedrich Breyer

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Johann Christoph Friedrich Breyer (born February 2, 1749 in Stuttgart , † October 12, 1777 in Tübingen ) was a German law scholar and university professor .

Life

Breyer was born the son of the Privy Councilor Johann Gottlieb Breyer . It is not known where he received his school education. In any case, in 1766 he moved to the University of Tübingen and began studying law. In 1769 he completed his studies in Tübingen with the dissertation De fideicommisso serenissimae gentis Wurtembergicae imprimis de corpore dicto Cammerschreiberey-Gut and was thus awarded a Dr. iur. PhD . He received permission to continue his studies at the University of Göttingen and to go on a study trip. After his return in 1770 he was appointed secret archives councilor of the ducal Württemberg. At the same time he was a corresponding member of the historical institute in Göttingen.

Breyer received a position as associate professor of law at Tübingen University in 1772 , before he was promoted to full professor in 1774 and received the title of ducal councilor. He also became an assessor at the Tübingen court.

Works (selection)

  • Are many or fewer laws more useful to a state? Tuebingen 1767.
  • De fideicommisso serenissimae gentis Wurtembergicae imprimis de corpore dicto Cammerschreiberey-Gut. Tuebingen 1769.
  • De potestate Augustissimi suppletoria, utpote parte potestatis iudiciariae necessaria. Schramm, Tübingen 1772.
  • De charactere immedietatis in imperio SRG Schramm, Tübingen 1774.

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Individual evidence

  1. See title of the dissertation (accessed on June 1, 2018).
  2. Academic news for the years 1773 and 74 , Kammerer, Erlangen, p. 186.
  3. ^ Württembergisches Adressbuch , 1773, p. 252.
  4. ^ Compare Württembergisches Adressbuch , 1775, p. 249 and Württembergisches Adressbuch , 1773, p. 252.