Paul Viereck (judge)

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Paul Friedrich Heinrich Viereck (born May 21, 1860 in Güstrow , † August 24, 1915 in Leipzig ) was a German lawyer and judge .

Life

Paul Viereck apparently came from an old Güstrow family of lawyers who had repeatedly occupied council positions since the 18th century at the latest. He himself was born in the Mecklenburg Vorderstadt Güstrow, the son and probably the oldest child of the lawyer and senator Paul Viereck (* 1830) and his wife Hermine. His parents' house in Güstrow [Schlossplatz 4] is one of the imposing town houses in the city. During the 1867 census in Mecklenburg-Schwerin , he was attending elementary school in his hometown. At that time he lived with two younger sisters in their parents' house in Güstrow.

At Easter 1879 Viereck passed the Abitur as a student of the Güstrow Cathedral School . He then studied law at the universities of Jena , Leipzig and Rostock . In 1884 he became a trainee lawyer. In 1888 he passed the second legal examination before the examination panel of the Rostock Higher Regional Court with distinction. In the same year 1888 Viereck officiated from May to October as mayor of Neustadt (Mecklenburg) . In 1893 he was appointed magistrate. The following year he was promoted to the district judge. At the time of the census on December 1, 1900, Paul Viereck, now married and the father of at least two children, was still living in Güstrow [Mühlenstrasse 1] or was already living again.

On the New Year of 1909, Paul Viereck received an appeal to the higher regional court in Rostock as a judge of the higher regional court . In 1912 he became a councilor at the Imperial Court. He was a member of the First Civil Senate of the Reich Court until his death in 1915.

Individual evidence

  1. Later on there were other siblings, such as his brother Eduard Viereck, who was born in 1878 and who also went into law.
  2. ^ Enrollment of Paul Viereck in the Rostock matriculation portal
  3. Including a son of the same name, Paul Viereck (born October 26, 1897 in Schwerin).
  4. ↑ It is unclear whether he moved his place of residence to Rostock afterwards and whether Rostock is a possible place of death.