Ulrik Huber
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Ulrich Huber (auch Ulrik Huber oder Ulricus Huber; * 13. März 1636 in Dokkum; † 8. November 1694 in Franeker) war Professor für Geschichte, Rhetorik und Rechtswissenschaft an der Universität Franeker in Friesland.
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Ulrik Huber, aussi Ulrich Huber ou Ulricus Huber (Dokkum, 12 mars 1636 - Franeker, 8 novembre 1694) est un juriste frison, professeur de droit néerlandais à l'Université de Franeker et un philosophe politique.
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Ulrik Huber (13 March 1636 in Dokkum – 8 November 1694 in Franeker), also known as Ulrich Huber or Ulricus Huber, was a professor of law at the University of Franeker and a political philosopher. Huber studied in Franeker, Utrecht and Heidelberg. He started in 1657 – at a very young age – as professor of Eloquence and History at the University of Franeker and as of 1665 he became professor of law. From 1679 to 1682 he was a judge at the Court of Appeal of Friesland and thereafter returned his position as professor of law until his death in 1694.
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Ulrik Huber, ook wel Ulrich Huber en Ulricus Huber, (Dokkum, 12 maart 1636 – Franeker, 8 november 1694) was een Nederlandse hoogleraar in de rechtsgeleerdheid aan de Universiteit van Franeker en een politiek filosoof.
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Ulrik Huber (13 de março de 1636 em Dokkum - 8 de novembro de 1694 em Franeker ), também conhecido como Ulrich Huber ou Ulricus Huber, era professor de direito na Universidade de Franeker e filósofo político. Huber estudou em Franeker, Utrecht e Heidelberg. Ele começou em 1657 - desde muito jovem - como professor de Eloquência e História na Universidade de Franeker e, em 1665, tornou-se professor de direito. De 1679 a 1682, ele foi juiz na Corte de Apelação da Frísia e, posteriormente, retornou ao cargo de professor de direito até sua morte em 1694.
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Ulrich Huber (Rechtswissenschaftler, 1636)
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Ulrik Huber
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Ulrik Huber
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Ulrik Huber
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Ulrich Huber (auch Ulrik Huber oder Ulricus Huber; * 13. März 1636 in Dokkum; † 8. November 1694 in Franeker) war Professor für Geschichte, Rhetorik und Rechtswissenschaft an der Universität Franeker in Friesland.
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Ulrik Huber, aussi Ulrich Huber ou Ulricus Huber (Dokkum, 12 mars 1636 - Franeker, 8 novembre 1694) est un juriste frison, professeur de droit néerlandais à l'Université de Franeker et un philosophe politique.
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Ulrik Huber (13 March 1636 in Dokkum – 8 November 1694 in Franeker), also known as Ulrich Huber or Ulricus Huber, was a professor of law at the University of Franeker and a political philosopher. Huber studied in Franeker, Utrecht and Heidelberg. He started in 1657 – at a very young age – as professor of Eloquence and History at the University of Franeker and as of 1665 he became professor of law. From 1679 to 1682 he was a judge at the Court of Appeal of Friesland and thereafter returned his position as professor of law until his death in 1694. His major work, De jure civitatis libri tres, was published initially in 1672 and continued to be revised until 1694. Huber considered captivity in war, criminal conviction, voluntary renunciation of liberty, and birth from a female slave legal grounds for slavery. Apart from this work, he was internationally well-known for his studies on Roman law. In the Netherlands he is also well known for his work Heedensdaegse Rechtsgeleertheyt soo elders, als in Friesland gebruikelijk (1686, 1768) (The Jurisprudence of My Time). In this work he presents a complete overview of the law system of Friesland at that time. In 1672 he became engaged in the public polemic about the Frisian constitution then raging in and around the States of Friesland with his pamphlet Spiegel Van Doleancie En Reformatie, Na den tegenwoordigen toestant des Vaderlandts (Mirror of Appeal and Reform, concerning the current situation of the Fatherland). Huber's short treatise on the conflict of laws, Conflictu Legum Diversarum in Diversis Imperiis, was a highly influential work, with a large impact on conflict of laws in English and American jurisprudence. He is considered the greatest jurist of the Dutch province Friesland ever known. At the University of Groningen, one of the institutes of the Faculty of Law is named after him.
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Ulrik Huber, ook wel Ulrich Huber en Ulricus Huber, (Dokkum, 12 maart 1636 – Franeker, 8 november 1694) was een Nederlandse hoogleraar in de rechtsgeleerdheid aan de Universiteit van Franeker en een politiek filosoof. Huber, lid van de familie Huber, studeerde in Franeker (1651), Utrecht (1654) en Heidelberg (1656). Hij kreeg eind 1657, nog op zeer jonge leeftijd, een aanstelling als hoogleraar welsprekendheid en geschiedenis; in 1659 trouwde hij met een kleindochter van Johannes Althusius. In 1665 werd hij hoogleraar rechtsgeleerdheid, nadat hij al twee jaar colleges gaf. In 1668 hertrouwde hij met Judith van der Ley. Bij voorkeur wees hij studenten op het nut van de beoefening der geschiedenis en letteren. Van 1679 tot 1682 was Ulrik Huber rechter aan het Hof van Friesland. Hierna keerde hij terug als een soort buitengewoon hoogleraar en gaf thuis privélessen, wat verontwaardiging opleverde bij en polemieken met zijn collega. In 1683 bemoeide hij zich met de discussie die was ontstaan vanwege een dansmeester uit Franeker, die was aangesteld om studenten af te houden van vechtpartijen.
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Ulrik Huber (13 de março de 1636 em Dokkum - 8 de novembro de 1694 em Franeker ), também conhecido como Ulrich Huber ou Ulricus Huber, era professor de direito na Universidade de Franeker e filósofo político. Huber estudou em Franeker, Utrecht e Heidelberg. Ele começou em 1657 - desde muito jovem - como professor de Eloquência e História na Universidade de Franeker e, em 1665, tornou-se professor de direito. De 1679 a 1682, ele foi juiz na Corte de Apelação da Frísia e, posteriormente, retornou ao cargo de professor de direito até sua morte em 1694. Seu trabalho principal, De jure civitatis libri tres, foi publicado inicialmente em 1672 e continuou a ser revisado até 1694. Huber considerou o cativeiro em guerra, a condenação criminal, a renúncia voluntária à liberdade e o nascimento de uma base legal para a escravidão. Além deste trabalho, ele era internacionalmente conhecido por seus estudos sobre o direito romano. Na Holanda, ele também é conhecido por seu trabalho Heedensdaegse Rechtsgeleertheyt soo elders, als in Friesland gebruikelijk (1686, 1768) (The Jurisprudence of My Time). Neste trabalho, ele apresenta uma visão completa do sistema jurídico da Frísia na época. Em 1672, ele se envolveu na polêmica pública sobre a constituição da Frísia que então se arrastava nos Estados da Frísia e ao redor com seu panfleto Spiegel Van Doleancie En Reformatie, Na den tegenwoordigen toestant des Vaderlandts (Espelho de Apelo e Reforma, sobre a situação atual da Pátria). O breve tratado de Huber sobre o conflito de leis, Conflictu Legum Diversarum in Diversis Imperiis, foi um trabalho altamente influente, com um grande impacto no conflito de leis na jurisprudência inglesa e americana. Ele é considerado o maior jurista da província holandesa da Frísia já conhecido. Na Universidade de Groningen, um dos institutos da Faculdade de Direito recebe o nome dele.
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