Dr Wolfram Radke, LL.M. (Sydney)

Notary

  • Notary in Hamburg since 2008
  • Studies in law in Marburg and Sydney (LL.M., University of Sydney)
  • Doctorate in the field of contractual jurisprudence (2000)
  • Several years of practice as an attorney at Allen & Overy LLP in Frankfurt am Main and London (litigation / business law)
  • Notarial services also available in English

Resume

  • 1997
    First state examination in law in Marburg
  • 1998–2000
    Research assistant at the Institutes for Commercial and Business Law and for the History of Private Law at Philipps University Marburg
  • 2000
    Doctorate (Dr. jur.) with the thesis "Conditional Law and Typological Constraints – a study on the foundations and limits of private autonomy" (Berlin, Duncker & Humblot 2001)
  • 2000–2002
    Associate at the law firm Hengeler Mueller in Frankfurt am Main
  • 2002
    Second state examination in law in Frankfurt am Main, admission as attorney in Frankfurt am Main
  • 2003
    Master of Laws (University of Sydney, Australia)
  • 2002–2004
    Attorney at the international law firm Allen & Overy LLP in Frankfurt am Main and London
  • 2005–2008
    Notary assessor in Hamburg
  • Since 2008
    Notary in Hamburg, partner of Notare am Gänsemarkt in Hamburg

Publications

  • Articles
    • Attribution of doorstep situations in third-party mediated real estate financing, JA 2003, 529
    • On the concept of “what is obtained” under § 816 I 1 BGB, JA 2000, 202
    • On the personal liability of “third parties” and “fourth parties” under culpa in contrahendo, Jura 2000, 243
    • The relationship between private international law and European Community law using the example of the prohibition of discrimination (Art. 6 EC Treaty), freedom of establishment (Art. 52, 58 EC Treaty) and the conflict-of-law rules of the EU Data Protection Directive, ZVglRWiss 98 (1999), 1
    • Negatory liability and equity, Jura 1997, 454
  • Case Commentaries
    • Federal Court of Justice, judgment of 18 July 2000 – Due diligence obligations of the commercial acquirer of a lost bearer check, JA 2001, 179
    • Federal Constitutional Court, decision of 16 February 2000 – Limits on owner liability for contaminated site remediation under Art. 14 (1) GG, JA 2000, 925
    • Federal Administrative Court, judgment of 29 June 1999 – Refusal by postal employees to deliver unaddressed mail (here: Scientology Church), JA 2000, 371
    • Higher Administrative Court Kassel, judgment of 18 May 1999 – Tow-fee notice issued to former vehicle owner, JA 2000, 285
    • Federal Constitutional Court, decision of 2 March 1999 – Compatibility of monument protection regulations with the guarantee of property, JA 2000, 18