Michael Friedrich Lederer

Michael Friedrich Lederer (born May 2, 1639 in Wittenberg ; † October 10, 1674 ibid) was a German legal scholar.

Life

Michael Friedrich was the son of Michael Lederer († February 16, 1669 in Wittenberg) and Maria Magdalena Taubmann, the daughter of Friedrich Taubmann . His father was an assessor at the law faculty of the Wittenberg University, a lawyer at the Saxon court and in 1650 mayor of Wittenberg. After Michael Friedrich had already been deposited in the registers of the Wittenberg University on December 28, 1650, he completed a law degree in Wittenberg. At that time, Kaspar Ziegler , Christian Klengel , Gottfried Suevus , Wilhelm Leyser and Joachim Nerger taught here at the Faculty of Law .

After he had defended various treatises, he acquired his licentiate in law on March 19, 1662 and then participated as a lecturer at the Wittenberg University in its teaching. On May 2, 1665 he received his doctorate in law and on September 5, 1665 became professor of the institutes . In this capacity he also participated in the organizational tasks of the university. He was dean of the law faculty and, in the summer semester of 1671, rector of the alma mater .

Works

Disp. de evictionibus. Wittenberg 1658
De iuribus maiestatis, agens de iure erigendi academias. Wittenberg 1661 ( online )
De ultimo juris et justitiae. Wittenberg 1662
Tractatio inaug. de foro privilegiato. Wittenberg 1662
Jus bestiale. Wittenberg 1663 ( online ), hall 1723
De justitia belli privati. Wittenberg 1663
Disp. de Testamentis. Wittenberg 1664
De jure assecurationum. Wittenberg 1667 ( online )
Disp. de consessione. Wittenberg 1667
Disp. de laudis. Wittenberg 1667
De jure Belli Privati, Libri Duo. 1668 ( online )
Disp. de jure stapulae. Wittenberg 1668 ( online )
Diss. De Tutelis. Wittenberg 1669
Disp. de contactibus innominatis. Wittenberg 1669
Disp. de jure cursuum publicorum. Wittenberg 1669 ( online )
Feudorum praeludia prout from antiqvis vocantur. Wittenberg 1669 ( online )
De interest, ad L. un. C. de sent. quae pro eo quod interest & c. Wittenberg 1669 ( online )
De pacto αντιχςηδεως. Wittenberg 1671
Diss. Άντιλοιδοςιας justitiam impugnans. Wittenberg 1676
Disp. de jure feriarum. Wittenberg 1671
Disp. fructibus. Wittenberg 1671 ( online )
Disp. de jure quinquennalium. Wittenberg 1671 ( online )
De Pacto ΑΝΤΙΧΡΗΣΕΩΣ. Wittenberg 1671 ( online )
Disp. de actione ad palinodiam. Wittenberg 1672
De Monopoliis & Occasione hac ad L. Unic. Cod. Eod. Tit .. Wittenberg 1672 ( Online )
De iure patronatus. Wittenberg 1673 ( online )
De Apostolis. 1673
Praludia Feudorum. Wittenberg
Disp. de origine et privilegio Electorum. Wittenberg

literature

Christian Gottlieb Jöcher : General Scholar Lexicon, Darinne the scholars of all classes, both male and female, who lived from the beginning of the world to the present day, and made themselves known to the learned world, After their birth, life, remarkable stories, Withdrawals and writings from the most credible scribes are described in alphabetical order. Johann Friedrich Gleditsch, Leipzig, Leipzig 1750, Volume 2, Col. 2331.
Johann Christoph Adelung , Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund : Continuation and additions to Christian Gottlieb Jöcher's general scholarly lexico, in which the writers of all classes are described according to their most distinguished living conditions and writings. Verlag Georg Jöntzen, Delmenhorst, 1810, Vol. 3, Sp. 1474.

Individual evidence

^ Catalog of the princely Stolberg-Stolberg collection of funeral sermons. Verlag Degner, Leipzig, 1928, 2nd volume, p. 630
↑ Paul Gottlieb Kettner: Historical Message From the Raths-Collegio Der Chur-Stadt Wittenberg: Darinne The entire members of this Collegii from the beginning of the XIV. Seculi up to the present time, from written messages, archival documents, and other secure documents, presented, which The most noble circumstances of their life are mentioned, and otherwise different old Wittenberg families, as well as many of the town's merits are noted and explained with historical notes. Meißner publishing house, Wolffenbüttel, 1734 and Gottlieb Stier: Corpusculum Inscriptionum Vitebergensium - The Latin inscriptions of Wittenberg. Herrose, Wittenberg, 1860, p. 59 ( online ).
^ Bernhard Weissenborn: Album Academiae Vitebergensis - Younger Series Part 1 (1602–1660) , Magdeburg, 1934, p. 488.
^ Walter Friedensburg: History of the University of Wittenberg. Max Niemeyer Verlag, Halle (Saale) 1917.

personal data
SURNAME	Lederer, Michael Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German legal scholar
DATE OF BIRTH	May 2, 1639
PLACE OF BIRTH	Wittenberg
DATE OF DEATH	October 10, 1674
Place of death	Wittenberg

[1] Catalog of the princely Stolberg-Stolberg collection of funeral sermons. Verlag Degner, Leipzig, 1928, 2nd volume, p. 630

[2] Paul Gottlieb Kettner: Historical Message From the Raths-Collegio Der Chur-Stadt Wittenberg: Darinne The entire members of this Collegii from the beginning of the XIV. Seculi up to the present time, from written messages, archival documents, and other secure documents, presented, which The most noble circumstances of their life are mentioned, and otherwise different old Wittenberg families, as well as many of the town's merits are noted and explained with historical notes. Meißner publishing house, Wolffenbüttel, 1734 and Gottlieb Stier: Corpusculum Inscriptionum Vitebergensium - The Latin inscriptions of Wittenberg. Herrose, Wittenberg, 1860, p. 59 ( online ).

[3] Bernhard Weissenborn: Album Academiae Vitebergensis - Younger Series Part 1 (1602–1660) , Magdeburg, 1934, p. 488.

[4] Walter Friedensburg: History of the University of Wittenberg. Max Niemeyer Verlag, Halle (Saale) 1917.