Paul Jaeckel (Reich judge)

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Karl Josef Paul Jaeckel also Jäckel (born November 10, 1845 in Waldenburg / Silesia , † July 2, 1906 ) was a German judge .

Life

The doctor of law became a trainee lawyer in the Prussian civil service in 1868 and quickly made a career. In mid-October 1872 he became a court assessor and in December a district judge in Lublinitz. In 1877 or 1879 he was promoted to district judge in Gleiwitz. In 1884 he was transferred to the Berlin I district court. In 1888 he was promoted to the higher regional judge in Poznan. In 1892 he was transferred to the Supreme Court. He was appointed senior administrative judge in Berlin in 1893. In 1896 he came to the Imperial Court. Until his death in 1906 he worked in the 5th Civil Senate and shaped the real estate law of the Senate. In 1905, after the death of his Senate colleague Rassow, he was co-editor of Julius Albert Gruchot's articles. He died in office in 1906 after a brief illness. Jaeckel was known for his comment on the foreclosure auction law and for a controversy with Otto Bähr in 1885/86 about civil proceedings.

Fonts

  • De successione hypothecaria, Diss. Breslau 1868.
  • The contestation of legal acts of insolvent debtors outside of bankruptcy on the basis of the Reich Law of July 21, 1879 with special consideration of Prussian law, two editions Berlin 1881, 1889 ( digitized version of the MPIER ).
  • The subhastations order of March 15, 1869, Berlin 1878 ( digital copy of the MPIER ); supplemented by the law on enforcement of immovable property of March 4, 1879, two editions (1879, 1881).
  • The enforcement order in real estate, three editions (1883, 1885, 1893).
  • The Imperial Law on Foreclosure Auction and Forced Administration of March 24, 1897, two editions (1899–1901, 1904).
  • Also a word on the German civil trial: Eine Replik, Berlin 1886 (= Gruchot's Contributions to Explanation of German Law, Volume 30 = New Series Volume 10 (1874), p. 635 ). In response to Otto Bähr : The German Civil Process in Practice, Jhering's Yearbooks for the Dogmatics of Today's Roman and German Private Law, Volume 23 = NF Volume 11 (1885), p. 339 ; One more word on the German civil trial, Jhering's year books, Volume 24 (1886), p. 329 ; A word about my critics, Volume 24 (1886), p. 523 .
  • " The independence of the Grundschuld ", Gruchot's contributions to the explanation of the German law, Volume 18 = New Series Volume 3 (1874), p. 551 .
  • “ The contestation of the land charge”, Gruchot's contributions to the explanation of German law, Volume 18 = New Series Volume 3 (1874), p. 561
  • " The transfer of arrears of purchase monies in the subhastation, namely taking into account the Correal mortgage ", Gruchot's contributions to the explanation of German law, volume 19 = new series volume 4 (1875), p. 452 .
  • “The reservation according to the laws of May 5, 1872” , Gruchot's contributions to the explanation of German law, Volume 18 = New Series Volume 3 (1886), p. 41 .
  • “ Temporary injunction to secure a right to avoidance ”, Journal for German Civil Procedure, Volume 13 (1889), p. 421 .
  • “ Is it still permissible to withdraw the approval from the building authorities due to a new alignment determination even if construction has already started? “Gruchot's Contributions to the Explanation of German Law, Volume 40 = 5th Series Volume 5 (1896), p. 61 .
  • " To determine the lowest bid in the division subhastation ", Gruchot's contributions to the explanation of German law, year 45 = 6th series, year 5 (1901), p. 577 .
  • " Can the owner effectively waive the right to object to the enforcement of the mortgage if the obligee fails to produce the mortgage letter and deeds of transfer proving his or her creditor rights? “Gruchot's Contributions to the Explanation of German Law, Volume 49 (1905), p. 548 .
  • " The land charge not valued and the waiver of satisfaction from the auction proceeds: Two cases of legal and legal analogy", Gruchot's contributions to the explanation of German law, Volume 50 (1906), p. 596 .

literature

  • Obituary in the Deutsche Juristen-Zeitung, year 11 (1906), column 807 .
  • Konrad Förster : From legal life - Reich judge Dr. Paul Jaeckel, Das Recht, Volume X (1906), Col. 915.
  • Adolf Lobe : Fifty Years of the Reich Court on October 1, 1929 . Berlin 1929, p. 364.
  • Hartwin Spenkuch (arr.); Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences (Hrsg.): Acta Borussica: The protocols of the Prussian State Ministry 1817–1934 / 38 . Volume 8 / II (1890–1900) (PDF; 2.3 MB), p. 558.
  • Werner Petermann: The members of the Prussian Higher Administrative Court 1875-1942 , in: New research on Brandenburg-Prussian history, vol. 1 (publications from the archives of Prussian cultural property, vol. 14) Cologne / Vienna 1979, p. 196.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ According to Petermann and DJZ
  2. ^ According to Lobe and Acta Borussica
personal data
SURNAME Jaeckel, Paul
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Jaeckel, Karl Josef Paul (full name); Jackel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Imperial Judge
DATE OF BIRTH November 10, 1845
PLACE OF BIRTH Waldenburg / Silesia
DATE OF DEATH July 2, 1906