Karl Gottlieb Knorre

Karl Gottlieb Knorre (born June 22, 1696 in Halle (Saale) , † September 14, 1753 ibid) was a German legal scholar.

Life

Born as the son of the Halle University Syndicate Ernst Heinrich Konrre (born August 16, 1668 in Halle; † December 26, 1732 there), he attended schools in his hometown and in 1715 moved to the University of Halle . In order to complete a law degree, he attended lectures by Christian Wolff , Nikolaus Hieronymus Gundling , Christian Thomasius , Jakob Friedrich Ludovici (1671–1732) and Justus Henning Böhmer . At Easter 1719 he moved to the University of Helmstedt and heard the lectures Augustin Leyser and Johann Paul Kress (1677–1741).

A year later he returned to Halle, where he took his exams in June of the same year. However, since his present tense Johann Peter von Ludewig fell ill, his doctorate, which he could only complete on May 3, 1721, was delayed. On March 22, 1723 he was appointed associate professor at the law faculty in Halle. On May 14, 1726 he was appointed full professor. In connection with this, he received a position as an assessor at the law faculty and was appointed royal Prussian court advisor. In addition to Roman law, he has also read about criminal procedure, natural and international law.

After Ludewig's death in 1743, he was promoted to the third professorship, and after the death of Simon Peter Gasser, he was appointed to the second professorship. After Boehmer's death in 1749 he was appointed privy councilor and full professor of the Faculty of Law. In addition, he had also taken part in the organizational tasks of the University of Halle and was prorector of the Alma Mater in the previous semester of 1737 .

His son Ernst Friedrich Knorre (1728–1771) was also a legal scholar.

Works (selection)

• Diss. Inaug. (Praes. Joh. Petro de Ludewig) Differentiae iuris Romani et Germanici. de Senatoribus et Consulibus. Hall 1721, 1739
• Diss. Differentiae iuris Romani et Germanici, in nobilitate adoptiva. Hall 1721, 1739
• Recognita, variisque accessionibus aueta atque recusa. Hall 1745
• de obsignatione iudiciuli, of the judicial sealing. Hall 1722
• Recusa multo auetior. Hall 1738
• de transactione non rescindenda propter laesionem ultra dimidium; occ. Ord. Polit. Magdeburg. C. 46. § 1. Hall 1723
• Progr. De actionibus poenalibus iuris Romani in duplum, triplum, quadruplum etc. in Germaniae foris nunquam receptis. Hall 1723
• Diss. De poenis defuuetorum voluntatem non; adimpleatibus. Erfurt 1723, corrected for Samuel Christian Hacke
• Diss. De dote filiae locupletis. Hall 1724
• Diss. De alimentia a matre liberis praestandis. Hall 1725
• Diss. De usu practico doctrinae iuris Romani de Praetore, et iudice pedaneo. Hall 1725
• Diss. De iure coniugis nuptias iterantis in bonis propriis, et a priori coniuge quaesitis? ad L, 6, C. de secund, nupt. Hall 1726
• Progr. De edicti praetorii, quod quisque iuris in alterum etc.origine atque usu a pud veteres. Hall 1726
• Diss. De apprehensione possessionis. Hall 1731
• Thorough instructions for the process: in which both the different types of the bourgeois and legal process, as well as the deviations of the Saxon from the common process, are dealt with in a natural order and the most useful forms are attached. Hall 1734, 1738, 1740, 1751, 1769, 1777
• Diss. Observationes ad Joh. Strauchii Diss. De regali vectigalium iure. Hall 1736
• Progr. De tutela pactitia, Romanis incognita. Hall 1736
• Thorough guidance on the war process; in which the higher and lower courts of war, maleficent classes, courtship and chamber rights, persons and things that belong before the courts of war, the war process in civil and embarrassing matters in the first and the other instance, as well as the war punishments, is dealt with cumbersome. Halle in 1738 also appeared under the title Instructions for the War Process, according to the Roman and Russian Imperial, Royal Prussian, French, Spanish, Swedish, Danish and other kings, electors, princes and estates of the Roman Empire published martial law. Hall 1754
• Diss. De recto dilationum usu. Halle 1739
• Diatriba de festinata urbis obsessae deditione; from early handover of the vestibules. Hall 1740
• Epistola de iuribus, privilegis ac praerogativis Medierum. Hall 1740
• De usu paroemiae iuris Germanici: the last one closes the door, In: successione coniugum. Hall 1743
• Diss. De refutatione fundi, poenae loco impetrata. Hall 1745
• Diss. De differentiis iuris Marchici et Magdeburgici in successione coniugum. Hall 1745
• Historia iuris Germanici, canonici ac feudalis, in usum auditorii adornata. Accessit Praefatio de Eikone de Repchow, Speculi Saxouici conditore. Hall 1746
• Diss. Ad Tit. XIV Ord. Provinc. Anhalt, de eo, quod iustum est, secundum observantiam Cothoniensum, circa ius Gabellorum. Hall 1747
• Qbservationes XVIII ad prooemium Iustitutionum F. Justiniani Imp. Halle 1745
• Legal notes: What is the meaning of Roman and German rights explained and various dubious legal questions examined. Hall 1752
• Praefatio ad Strauchiana, sive, Jo. Strauchii, JCti, Opuscula iuridito-historico-philosophica rariora. Hall 1728

literature

• Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. Gerhard Fleischer d. J., Leipzig, 1808, Vol. 7, pp. 147–155 ( online with Google Book Search )
• Johann Christoph von Dreyhaupt : Pagus Neletizi et Nudzici, or detailed diplomatic-historical description of the former primacy and Ertz-Stifft, but now secularized by the Duchy of Magdeburg, which belongs to the Duchy of Magdeburg, and of all the cities, palaces, offices, Manors, aristocratic families, churches, monasteries, parishes and villages, especially the cities of Halle, Neumarckt, Glaucha, Wettin, Löbegün, Cönnern and Alsleben; From Actis publicis and credible ... news, collected diligently, reinforced with many unprinted documents, adorned with copperplate engravings and abstracts, and provided with the necessary registers. Emanuel Schneider, Hall 1749/50. Vol. 2, p. 650, urn : nbn: de: gbv: 3: 1-476451

Web links

• Entry on Karl Gottlieb Knorre in the Catalogus Professorum Halensis