Thomas Dolliner

Tomaž Dolinar

Thomas Dolliner (also: Tomaž Dolinar ) (* December 12, 1760 in villages near Altlack in the Kronland Carniola ; † February 15, 1839 in Vienna ) was an Austrian lawyer and university professor.

Life

Thomas Dolliner was initially tutored at home by a chaplain and later attended school in Tarvis in the Duchy of Carinthia . In 1772 he went to the Laibach grammar school , where he also attended lectures in philosophy and two years of theology. In 1782 he began studying law at the University of Vienna and finished it in 1786.

In 1788 he received the professorship for natural private, general constitutional and international law in the Oriental Academy and at the same time supplemented canon law at the University of Vienna. In 1789 he took over the chair of feudal and constitutional law at the Theresian Knight Academy , but was not graduated as a doctor of law until November 28, 1796 , although he had already passed the exams in 1787 and 1788. He came to Prague in 1801 as professor of canon law for the late Ferdinand Woldrzich von Ehrenfreund (1737–1800) and returned to Vienna in the same capacity in 1805. In 1810 he took over the professorship of Roman law at the University of Vienna and in 1811 was the editor of the new general civil code for the entire German hereditary countries of the Austrian monarchy . In 1816 he became an assessor of the Court of Justice Commission in matters of justice.

In 1824 he was appointed Real Councilor.

In 1831, the unmarried Thomas Dolliner retired at the age of 70, but then still took part in the general meetings of the Court of Justice Commission.

In recognition of his services, he was given the character of a real councilor .

According to his wish, he was buried in Maria Enzersdorf near Brunn im Gebirge near Vienna, where a simple tombstone marks his resting place.

Fonts (selection)

• Thomas Dolliner; Johann Sertenthall: One more time: Are the Basel Decrees accepted by the German nation at Mainz in 1439 part of our Concordat, which was concluded with the Roman chair? : Can it be a matter of indifference to the German Church, and will it even be more advantageous to it, if these decrees should not be regarded as treaty articles but merely as general church laws? Vienna, 1789.
• Treatise on the binding nature of a promise forbidden by unjust fear and the effect of the oath attached to it . Vienna 1789.
• Thomas Dolliner; Johann Fels: Extensive proof: that the real place of birth of the Concordaten, which was concluded with the Roman on February 17, 1448, was not Aschaffenburg, but Vienna. Published by Johann Fels. Vienna, printed in the Royal Deaf-Mute Institute in 1790.
• Johann Gottlieb Heineccius; Thomas Dolliner: Explanation of the Roman institutions, according to the guidelines of Heineccius, and the spirit of public lectures at the Viennese high school. Vienna: At the publisher's expense, 1791.
• Declaration of the fiefdom law, especially the Langobardischen, which is accepted in Germany: according to Bohmers principles and the spirit of the public lectures at the Viennese high school. Vienna 1794.
• Investigation of the question: whether Rudolph von Habsburg was elected emperor through a compromise made to Duke Ludwig the Strict of Bavaria , in the Oberdeutsche Literaturzeitung 1795, no. 150–152;
• Thomas Dolliner; Johann Stephan Pütter: Explanation of the German Empire history according to Pütters outline of the changes of state of the German Empire. Vienna: Bey Christian Friderich Wappler 1794–1802.
• Historical-critical attempt on the alleged relationship of the eastern border province and its border counts to Bavaria among the Carolingians. Vienna 1796.
• Ottokar II Přemysl ; Thomas Dolliner; Johann N. von Aichen: Codex epistolaris Primislai Ottocari II. Bohemiae regis complectens semicenturiam literarum from Henrico de Isernia, ejus notario, partim ipsius nomine, partim ad ipsum scriptarum, quas ex mspto Bibliothecae Palatinae Vindobonensis eruit, ordine, disposico, commentarioque illustravit Thomas Dolliner. Vienna, 1803.
• Handbook of marriage law applicable in Austria. By Thomas Dolliner doctor of rights, and. public Professor of Church and Roman Civil Law at the high school in Vienna, members royal. Bohemian Society of Sciences. Vienna; Trieste: Near Geistingen, 1813.
• Some news about the legal scholar Hubertus von Lampungnano , in the magazine for historical jurisprudence II. Bd. Berlin 1816.
• The right of spiritual persons, insofar as they are only considered as such in general, without any real relation to church offices and benefices; According to the legal sources applicable in Austria, presented by Thomas Dolliner. Vienna; Trieste: Published by Der Geistinger'schen Buchhandlung, 1818.
• From the establishment and migration of the Beneficien: as well as from the establishment of civil and military pastoral care in the Austrian countries. Vienna: Geistinger, 1822.
• Philipp Mayer; Thomas Dolliner: The right of patronage: presented according to common church law and according to Austrian regulations. Vienna: by JG Ritter von Mösle, blessed widow 1824.
• Allusions to the twin brothers Henricus and Johannes de Carniolia, monks of the monastery Mölk and S. Afra zu Regensburg , in Riedler's "Archive" 1831, no. 31
• The Vienna University and its old freedom certificates , in Riedler's “Archive” 1831, no. 39–43
• Some news about the young man Ferdinand, who was trumpeted as a miracle of learning, Cordova, as he appeared as a disputant at the University of Vienna on September 19, 1448, in Riedler's "Archive" 1833, nos. 143 and 144
• Detailed explanation of the second main part of the Allgemeine bürgerl. Law book. Vienna, bookstore of the widow of the blessed knight JG von Mösle, 1835–1842.
• Ignaz Grassl; Thomas Dolliner: The special marriage law of the Jews in Austria according to §§. 123-136 of the general civil code. Vienna: V. Mösle & Braumüller, 1838.
• The Austrian marriage process . Vienna: Braumüller, 1848.
• Thomas Dolliner; Joseph Kudler ; Vincenz August Wagner: Austrian journal for law and political science. Vienna, JP Sollinger.

He also wrote many reviews of historical and political works in the Annals of Art and Literature in the Austrian Imperial State 1802-1804, for the Oberdeutsche Literatur-Zeitung in Salzburg and in Zeiller's " Annual Contributions to Law and Law ".

Memberships

Thomas Dolliner was a member of the Bohemian Society of Science .

Honors

Dollinergasse in Vienna- Oberdöbling was named after Thomas Dolliner in 1894 .

Individual evidence

1. ^ BLKÖ: Dolliner, Thomas - Wikisource. Retrieved April 20, 2018 . 
2. ^ Austrian biographical lexicon and biographical documentation: Dolliner, Thomas. 2003, accessed April 20, 2018 . 
3. ^ Thomas Dolliner in the Vienna History Wiki of the City of Vienna
4. ^ German biography: Dolliner, Thomas - German biography. Retrieved April 20, 2018 . 
5. ↑ Journal for Austrian legal scholarship and political law studies: Hauptblatt, pp. 275 ff. JP Sollinger, 1839 ( google.de [accessed on April 20, 2018]).