Johann Gottlieb Siegel

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Johann Gottlieb Siegel
Born(1699-04-25)25 April 1699
Klosterhäseler, Electorate of Saxony
Died1755 (1756) (aged 56)
Leipzig, Electorate of Saxony
NationalitySaxon
Occupation(s)Lawyer, teacher

Johann Gottlieb Siegel (25 April 1699 - 1755) was a German legal scholar.

Life

Gottlieb was born on 25 April 1699 in Klosterhäseler, Saxony-Anhalt, the son of Pastor Johann Georg Siegel (1692-1728) and his wife Amanda Helen Elizabeth, daughter of Johann Gottfried Schuchardt, the Auditor of the dragoons . He attended the Gymnasium Illustre Augusteum in

Weissenfels
, returning home in 1714.

In 1717, he moved to the

University of Leipzig where he attended lectures by Gottfried Polycarp Müller (1685-1747), Lueder Mencke (1658-1726), Johann Christoph Schacher (1667-1720) and Karl Otto Rechenberg
(1689-1751). For further studies he went to the
University of Wittenberg. The teachers at that time included Karl Jakob Spener (1684-1730), Johannes Balthasar Wernher, Heinrich Christoph Berger, Christian Basti Gebhard Neller, Gottfried Ludwig Mencke the Elder and Michael Heinrich Gribner[1]
In Wittenberg, on 29 June 1719 he acquired the Licentiate of the rights, and on 26 August 1720 he graduated as a Doctor of Law.[2]

In 1734 Siegel was an attorney in Leipzig, Saxony at the Leipzig Consistory (for church matters) and the Oberhofgericht (Saxon Supreme Court). On 9 February 1735 he became Professor of feudal law at the Law Faculty of the

University of Leipzig
, and 1740 he became Counsel of the Leipzig merchants. He was general counsel of the University in 1741 and in the winter semester 1753/54 he was president of the Alma Mater.

Siegel married Anna Catharina, daughter of physician Jakob Schmidt, on 19 May 1722 in Klosterhäseler.[3] He died in 1755 in Leipzig.

Works

Johann Gottlieb Siegel: Corpus juris cambialis, Leipzig, 1742...1772.
  • Diss. (Praes. G. L. Menckenio) de rescissione emtiotionis et venditionis ex tunc et ex nunc (vulgo ut vocant). Leipzig 1719
  • Diss. de Indossato reconveniendo. Leipzig 1724
  • Diss. de fundamento iudicialis pecuniae deposìtionis in Processu cambiali iure Electorali Saxonico admittendae. Leipzig 1725
  • Diss. de creditoribus societatis privatis socii creditoribus non praeferendis. Leipzig 1725
  • Progr. an servitus confusione exstinctu fundo serviente rursus alienato reviviscat? Leipzig 1725
  • Diss. de legitimo successore hereditatem omitiente actionis funerariae reo. Leipzig 1725
  • Diss. de iure congrui in Thuringia; vom Gespielde in Thüringen. Leipzig 1726
  • Der vorsichtige Wechsel - Gläubiger. Leipzig 1726
  • Diss. de iure pedum: vom Recht der Füsse. Leipzig 1726, 1744
  • Diss. de cautione fideicommissorum nomine, praestanda. Leipzig 1728
  • Progr. inaug. de litterarum reversalium feudalhim iustitia et nequitate. Leipzig 1735
  • Diss. an hypotheca tacita in feudo debito feudali contrahatur? Leipzig 1736
  • Diss. prima de litteris feudi reversalibus a simultanee investitis exbibitis; von Lehns - Reversen derer Mitbelehnten. Leipzig 1736, Diss. II. Leipzig 1738
  • Diss. de rerum haereditariarum usucapione. Leipzig 1736
  • Diss. de testatore suae voluntatis interprete. Leipzig 1737
  • Principia iuris feudalis ex iure Imperii, Germanico, Longobardico, atque Electorali Saxonico deprompta, et usui fori accommodata.Leipzig 1738, Editio nova auctior. Leipzig 1746
  • Tractatus de litteris investiturarum, von Lehnhbriefen cui varine litterarum investiturarium copiae, variaque praeiudicia novissima in appendice adiecta. Leipzig 1739
  • Diss. de arbitrio, ex iuribus Romanis et Germanicis illustrato: von dem Ausspruch derer Schieds – Richter, nach Römisch- und Teutschen Rechten. Leipzig 1739
  • Diss. de genuino privilegiorum conceptu. Leipzig 1741
  • Diss. de feudo pignoralitio re fundamenti et utilitatis egena: vom Pfand-Lehn, als einer ungegründeten und unnützen Sache. Leipzig 1742
  • Corpus iuris cambialis. Leipzig 1742
  • Erste Fortfetzung des Corporis iuris cambialis Leipzig 1743
  • Diss. de simultanea investitura, sine consensu Vasalli impetrata: von der Mitbelehnschaft, welche ohne des Lehn - Mannes Einwilligung erlanget wird. Leipzig 1743
  • Diss. observationes forenses varii argumenti sistens. Leipzig 1745
  • Diss. de feudo foemineo proprio. Leipzig 1745
  • Diss. de dolo translationem dominii impediente. Leipzig 1748
  • Diss. de divisione feudi successionem fimultanee investitorum non restringente. Leipzig 1748
  • Diss. exhibens selecta iuris Rigensium cambialis capita explicata, atque observationibus illustrata. Leipzig 1751
  • Progr. de iure superficiario reali quidem, ad dominium utile vero haud trahendo. Leipzig 1755
  • Diss. de legitima ex feudo petenda. Leipzig 1755
  • Progr. de invalida uxoris promissione da iurata SCti Vellejani renunciatione. Leipzig 1754
  • Progr. de differentia inter feudum haereditarium in foeminas transitorium et foemineum. Leipzig 1754

References

  1. ^ Walter Friedensburg: Geschichte der Universität Wittenberg. Max Niemeyer, Halle (Saale) 1917, S. 564–567
  2. ^ Fritz Juntke: Album Academiae Vitebergensis – Jüngere Reihe. Teil 3, Halle (Saale) 1966, S. 443
  3. ISBN 978-3-374-02140-6
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Further reading
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