Johann Ernst Friedrich Danz

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Johann Ernst Friedrich Danz (born January 17, 1759 in Gedern ; † January 2, 1838 in Frankfurt am Main ) was a judge and politician in Frankfurt.

Life

Danz was the son of the Grafisch-Stolberg government councilor and office director Friedrich Georg Danz († 1781) in Gedern.

Danz studied law and graduated with a doctorate to Dr. jur. from. From 1785 to 1792 he was a member of the Princely-Wied government in Neuwied and later resided in Gießen as a privateer for some time . From 1793 he was a chancellery and syndic in the service of the imperial city of Frankfurt. Until 1806 he worked for the war deputation. From 1806 to 1813 he was a member of the appellate judge at the Schöffen-Appellationsgericht Frankfurt (see court organization in the Grand Duchy of Frankfurt ).

In 1814 he became a syndic and rose to the Senate of the Free City of Frankfurt as a lay judge . In 1814/15 he represented the Free City of Frankfurt at the Congress of Vienna , where he co-signed the Federal Act. He took conservative positions in the constitutional discussions about the constitutional amendment acts and was an opponent of Boehmer's policy on questions of secularization . From 1816 to 1833 he was the Bundestag envoy of the Free City of Frankfurt . In 1834 he was elected to court school.

He is the author of legal journals. He wrote: "The sovereignty over the Rhine and the freedom of Rhine shipping according to the principles of German constitutional law", 1792 and soon after: "About family laws of the German high nobility, which prohibit marriages according to rank", 1792.

literature

predecessor Office successor
Frankfurt envoy to the German Confederation from
1816 to 1833
Johann Gerhard Christian Thomas