Wilhelm Lüders

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Wilhelm Benedictus Lüders (* 1838 in Schleswig (Öhr); † 1917 there ) was a German lawyer.

In connection with the Schleswig-Holstein uprising , Peter Lüder's father , who came from the Duchy of Schleswig , sought and found political asylum with the family in the Duchy of Holstein in the 1850s . After studying law, Wilhelm was initially a private lecturer in Heidelberg , then until 1899 a lawyer and judicial councilor in Kiel . Then he stayed in a hospital in Schleswig .

family

Wilhelm Lüders was a great-grandson of the agrarian reformer Philipp Ernst Lüders , son of the budget adviser Peter Lüders and uncle of the politician Marie-Elisabeth Lüders .

Works

  • About the union of the town of Brunswick with the city of Kiel , 1862
  • The common law in the field of management, 1863 (thesis Kiel)
  • About the origin of the forty-year statute of limitations of the speciales in rem actiones with special regard to c. 2. Cod. Quae sit longa consuetudo, 1864 (habilitation thesis Heidelberg)
  • On the criticism of the Basic State Law of September 15, 1848, 1868
personal data
SURNAME Lüders, Wilhelm
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Lüders, Wilhelm Benedictus (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer
DATE OF BIRTH 1838
PLACE OF BIRTH Schleswig (Öhr)
DATE OF DEATH 1917
Place of death Schleswig (Öhr)