Theodor Hagemann

Theodor Hagemann

Theodor Hagemann (born March 14, 1761 in Stiege , † May 14, 1827 in Celle ) was a German lawyer and legal scholar .

Life

family

Theodor Hagemann was the father of the later bailiff Georg Ludwig Wilhelm Hagemann , the chamber building councilor Carl Friedrich Leopold Hagemann , the customs director Th. Hagemann , who worked in Lüneburg, and the judicial councilor Franz Hagemann, who worked in Hildesheim .

Career

Theodor Hagemann attended schools in Blankenburg and Quedlinburg . From 1780 he studied at the Helmstedt University Law . From Easter 1782 to September 29, 1784 he studied further at the University of Göttingen , among others with Johann Stephan Pütter . After receiving his doctorate in 1785, he also became a private lecturer there . He also taught law to young aristocrats from Liv and Estonia . At Easter 1786, Theodor Hagemann was appointed as an associate professor at the University of Helmstedt by the Braunschweig minister and university curator von Hardenberg on the recommendation of Pütter . He held the position for two years until, through another recommendation from Pütters, the Hanoverian government appointed him to the court advisor in the judiciary in Celle at Easter 1788 . In 1797 he became second court judge and in 1799 a member of the higher court of appeal . Albrecht Daniel Thaer had won him over to teach agricultural law at the Agricultural Training Institute in Celle. The French occupation prevented this, however, and from 1808 to 1811 Hagemann led the presidium of the special billeting commission. He also published on the Celle town and civil rights and supervised the Celle orphanage . In 1817 he was accepted into the Royal Society of Agriculture , of which his father was director from 1798 to 1802. From 1819 until his death due to illness he was finally director of the law firm in Celle.

Fonts (selection)

• De feudo insignium vulgo coat of arms-lehn. Dissertation, University of Göttingen, 1785.
• Conspectur juris feudalis, sigillatim Brunswico-Luneburgici. Helmstedt, around 1787.
• Handbook of Agricultural Law. 1807.
• The order of the Royal Higher Appeal Court in Celle. Hahn, Hanover 1819.
• Collection of the Hanover regional ordinances and announcements from 1813–1817. Hahn, Hanover.
• Edited with Christian August Günther : Archive for theoretical and practical legal scholarship. Fleckeisen, Helmstedt.
• Practical discussions from all branches of legal scholarship.
  • Volume 1-4, 1798-1808 ed. with Friedrich von Bülow .
  • Vol. 5-7, 1809-1824.
  • Volume 8-10, 1829, from the estate ed. by Ernst Peter Johann Spangenberg .
• Additions and improvements to the Hagemann Commentary on the Zellische Stadtrecht. Celle 1822.
• Principles of the art of referral in legal matters. Celle 1825.

Awards

• 1818: Knight of the Guelph Order

literature

• Ferdinand Frensdorff:  Hagemann, Theodor . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 10, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1879, p. 328 f.
• Otto Wigand: Wigand's Conversations-Lexikon: For all stands , Volume 6, 1848, p. 240.
• Hagemann, Thd. , in: The learned Teutschland: or, Lexicon of the now living Teutschen writers, Volume 22, Part 2, Meyersche Buchhandlung, 1831, p. 534

Web links

• Works by and about Theodor Hagemann  in the German Digital Library
• Literature by and about Theodor Hagemann in the catalog of the German National Library

Individual evidence

1. ^ Ernst Peter Johann Spangenberg : Historical-topographical-statistical description of the city of Celle in the Kingdom of Hanover , reprint [d. Edition] Celle, Schulze, 1826, Hannover-Döhren: von Hirschheydt, 1979, ISBN 978-3-7777-0091-5 and ISBN 3-7777-0091-6 , p. 289; Preview over google books
2. ^ Otto Wigand: Wigand's Conversations Lexicon: For all stands. , Volume 6, 1848, p. 240.