Karl Franz Ferdinand Bucher

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Karl Franz Ferdinand Bucher (also Karl Bucher ; born June 14, 1786 in Rinteln ; † February 3, 1854 in Erlangen ) was a German law scholar and university professor .

Life

Bucher was the son of the law professor Johann Peter Bucher . His father moved from the University of Rinteln to the University of Marburg in 1797 , which is why Karl Bucher spent his high school days at the Marburg high school . In 1801 he began studying law at the University of Marburg, where Friedrich Carl von Savigny was one of his academic teachers alongside his father . He was in 1805 with under his father thesis Dissertatio inauguralis de jure transmissionis to Dr. iur. utr. PhD . Then habilitated he just there and taught as a lecturer at the university.

Bucher received on July 31, 1808 a call to a full professorship of the rights at the University of Halle by the King of Westphalia Jérôme Bonaparte . Here he received a special teaching assignment for the Code Napoléon . He turned down a call back to the University of Marburg in 1815, but then accepted an offer for a full professorship in civil law at the University of Erlangen in 1818 . In this context he was also appointed councilor on October 23, 1818 . In 1820/1821, 1824/1825, 1833/1834 and 1840/41 he held the office of Vice Rector of Erlangen University. He was also the University's Pro-Chancellor .

Bucher was made an honorary citizen of the city of Erlangen on August 23, 1843, in the course of the university anniversary.

Works (selection)

  • Overview of the universal testamentary succession , Bayrhoffer, Marburg 1807.
  • Attempt to systematically present Justiniane private law , Marburg 1808.
  • Systematic presentation of the Napoleonic law applicable in the Kingdom of Westphalia , 2 volumes, orphanage, Halle and Berlin 1809.
  • The right of claims , Engelmann, Leipzig 1815.

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