Karl von Ege

Karl von Ege (born July 22, 1837 in Esslingen am Neckar , † June 25, 1899 in Leipzig ) was a German judge .

family

Karl Ege was the youngest child of Ernst Jakob von Ege (1791-1854) and Luise Ege born. Gollmer (1802–1848) and had six siblings. Two of his brothers were the prelate and general superintendent Ernst von Ege and the state parliament member Emil Ege .

Life

After graduating from high school in Stuttgart, he studied for four years, from 1855 to 1859 in Tübingen and Heidelberg. In 1862 he joined the Württemberg state service as a court actuary. He was first in Stuttgart, then Münsingen and finally Riedlingen. In 1870 he became a district judge in Ravensburg and in 1873 in Stuttgart. He was then appointed First Secretary in the Ministry of Justice. During the negotiations in the Reichstag in 1875/76 on the Reich Justice Laws , Ege was secretary of the Justice Commission. In 1879 he was promoted to the district court advisor in Stuttgart and from December 1879 was a member of von Kübel's position on the 1st BGB commission. With the completion of the work of the 2nd Commission in 1889, he returned from Berlin to Württemberg and became a councilor at the Stuttgart Higher Regional Court . In 1891 he was in the VI. Appointed civil senate of the Reichsgericht , to which he belonged until his death in 1899. He was a grandfather of Arnold Gehlen .

Fonts

• Collaboration in the commentary of Sarweys : The Code of Civil Procedure for the German Reich. Berlin 1879.
• Review of: Dr. L. Gaupp, The norms of the Württemberg state law relating to the civil process. Appendix II to the Code of Civil Procedure for the German Reich, explained by Dr. L. Gaupp, Second Edition. Freiburg i. B. (JCB Mohr) 1893. In: Journal for German civil proceedings. Volume 18, 1893, p. 536 ( online ).

literature

• Werner Schubert : Materials on the history of the creation of the BGB: Einf., Biographies, materials. Berlin, New York 1978, p. 88.