Ludwig Büff

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Georg Ludwig Büff (born May 22, 1811 in Marburg , † May 8, 1869 in Kassel ) was a German lawyer .

Life

Büff was the son of a judicial officer. He studied from 1828 at the Universities of Marburg and Heidelberg the law . After passing the exam, he went to the Kassel district court as an auscultator in 1833 . In 1838 he became a city judge and that same year a senior judge, then in 1841 a public prosecutor . In the autumn of 1847 he was appointed 2nd Landtag commissioner at the Hessian Estates Assembly . He held this office until March 1848.

Büff was appointed senior judge in 1851 and rose to senior judge at the Kassel Higher Appeal Court in 1859 . The law faculty of the University of Marburg awarded him an honorary doctorate in 1857 ( Dr. iur. Hc ). When Kassel came to Prussia in 1866, he became a member of the Kassel Court of Appeal , after which he had rejected a call to the highest court for the new parts of the country in Berlin. In 1868 the Theological Faculty of Marburg University also awarded him an honorary doctorate ( Dr. theol. Hc ). During the deliberations on the new German Civil Procedure Code in 1869, he was the delegate for Kurhessen until his death .

Works (selection)

In addition to various articles in specialist journals, he published:

  • Hessian church law , Krieger, Kassel 1861.
  • Shepherd's law based on common law and its training in Kurhessen , Freyschmidt, Kassel 1863.

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personal data
SURNAME Büff, Ludwig
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Büff, Georg Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer
DATE OF BIRTH May 22, 1811
PLACE OF BIRTH Marburg
DATE OF DEATH May 8, 1869
Place of death kassel