Theodor Hergenhahn

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Theodor Hergenhahn (born February 12, 1833 in Wiesbaden , † November 12, 1893 in Eisenach ) was a German legal scholar .

Life

Hergenhahn was a son of August Hergenhahn, President of the Appeal Court . He attended high school in Wiesbaden and from 1852 studied first theology, then law in Heidelberg and Giessen . In Heidelberg he was a member of the Corps Rhenania , in Giessen of the Corps Teutonia . In 1867 he became district judge in Limburg (Lahn), 1870 senior judge in Hildesheim, 1879 district judge in Colberg, 1880 district judge in Limburg (Lahn), 1886 in Kassel, 1890 there higher regional judge. In 1892 he retired and settled in Eisenach.

Hergenhahn wrote numerous legal writings, especially in the field of commercial law.

Works

  • The development of the Prussian state with special emphasis on its German profession. Hildesheim 1873.
  • The right of application in German criminal law. Berlin 1878.
  • Royalty and constitution. Berlin 1881.
  • Appointment and activities of the general assembly of the stock corporations according to the Reichsgesetz regarding the limited partnerships on stocks and the stock corporations of July 18, 1884. Berlin 1888.
  • The law of marriage and divorce, presented according to the case law of the German Reichsgericht. Berlin 1888.
  • The Reich Law on Limited Partnerships for Stocks and Stock Companies of July 18, 1884. Berlin 1891.
  • The Reich Law on Limited Liability Companies of April 20, 1892. Berlin 1892.
  • The board of the public limited company. Berlin 1893.
  • Jurisprudence of the higher and highest German courts of law on legal representatives and lawyers. 2 volumes, Hanover 1894.
  • The open trading company. Leipzig 1894.

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personal data
SURNAME Hergenhahn, Theodor
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German legal scholar
DATE OF BIRTH February 12, 1833
PLACE OF BIRTH Wiesbaden
DATE OF DEATH November 12, 1893
Place of death Eisenach