Auma District Court

The Auma District Court (until 1879 Auma Justice Office ) was a court of ordinary jurisdiction that existed from 1850 to 1949 and was based in the Thuringian city of Auma .

history

As a result of the revolution of 1848, there was also a reform of the state structure in the Grand Duchy of Saxony-Weimar-Eisenach . The judiciary and administration were separated, and patrimonial jurisdiction was abolished. From parts of the previous offices of Neustadt an der Orla and Weida , the Auma Justice Office was formed, which

• On the one hand, the directly assigned communities Auma, Birkhausen , Braunsdorf , Chursdorf , Dörtendorf , Forstwolfersdorf , Förthen , Geroda , Göhren (with Döhlen ), Gütterlitz , Köthnitz , Krölpa , Läwitz , Merkendorf , Mittelpöllnitz , Moßbach (with Reinsdorf ), Muntscha , Pfersdorf , Piesigitz , Silberfeld (with Quingenberg ), Sorna , Staitz , Stelzendorf , Tischendorf , Uhlersdorf , Untendorf , Wenigenauma , Wiebelsdorf , Wöhlsdorf , Wüstenwetzdorf , Zadelsdorf and Zickra ;
• on the other hand, the localities of Burkersdorf , Döblitz , Geheege , Hasla , Kopitzsch , Lemnitz , Leubsdorf , Miesitz , Oberpöllnitz (with Buchpöllnitz , Mühlpöllnitz , Steinpöllnitz ), Oberrenthendorf (with Heiligenaue), Ottmannsdorf , Pillingsdorf , Schönborn , Schwarzbach , Tillingsdorf , assigned to the Triptis Justice Office Traun , Triptis , Wittchenstein and Zwackau included.

Due to the repeal of the Triptis judicial office on July 1, 1879, the places Burkersdorf, Pillingsdorf and Zwackau had to be given to the district of the Neustadt an der Orla judicial office , the remaining communities of this commission were now directly subordinate to the Auma judicial office.

When the Courts Constitution Act came into force on October 1, 1879, the judicial office became the Auma District Court, which was subordinated to the Gera District Court, which was established at the same time . The district of the Auma court remained the same.

The judicial reform that became necessary after the formation of the state of Thuringia led on October 1, 1923 to the downgrading of the Auma district court to a division of the Neustadt an der Orla district court , which now only has jurisdiction over the places Auma, Braunsdorf, Forstwolfersdorf, Gütterlitz, Köthnitz, Leubsdorf (with Lemnitz and Tömmelsdorf), Tischendorf, Uhlersdorf, Untendorf, Wöhlsdorf (with Wiebels- and Pfersdorf) and Wüstenwetzdorf. The municipalities

• Chursdorf (with Sorna), Förthen, Läwitz and Moßbach (with Reinsdorf) were the Schleiz district court ;
• Dörtendorf, Göhren, Krölpa, Merkendorf-Piesigitz, Muntscha, Silberfeld, Staitz, Stelzendorf, Wenigenauma, Zadelsdorf and Zickra the district court of Zeulenroda ;
• Birkhausen, Geheege, Geroda, Hasla, Kopitzsch, Miesitz, Mittelpöllnitz, Ottmannsdorf, Schönborn, Schwarzbach, Traun, Triptis (with Ober-, Buch-, Mühl- and Steinpöllnitz as well as Döblitz) and Wittchenstein the district court Neustadt an der Orla as well
• Oberrenthendorf to the Roda District Court

has been increased.

On April 1, 1926, this department received the municipal districts of Birkhausen, Döblitz, Geheege, Geroda, Mittelpöllnitz, Oberpöllnitz and Triptis from the district court district Neustadt, Krölpa and Muntscha from the district court district Zeulenroda as well as Chursdorf (with Sorna) and Moßbach (with Reinsdorf) from the district court district Schleiz and from January 1, 1927, the Auma department was again an independent district court.

The Auma district court was dissolved on October 1, 1949, and the municipalities forming its district came to the Neustadt / Orla district court district, with the exception of Krölpa and Muntscha, which were assigned to the Zeulenroda district court district.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Law on the Reorganization of State Authorities of March 5, 1850 ( Reg.Bl. p. 103 )
2. ↑ Law, the repeal of the patrimonial jurisdiction regarding 9 March 1850 ( Reg.Bl. S. 152 )
3. ^ Ministerial announcement of June 21, 1850 ( Reg.Bl. p. 557 )
4. ↑ Ministerial announcement of June 10, 1879, concerning the collection of the commission of the Grand Ducal Justice Office of Auma, which is based in the city of Triptis. ( Reg.Bl. p. 355 )
5. ↑ Law on the ordinary regional courts of March 8, 1879 to be established in the Grand Duchy in accordance with the German Courts Constitution Act of January 27, 1877 ( Reg.Bl. p. 65 )
6. ^ Ministerial announcement, the delimitation of the geographical districts of the local courts existing in the Grand Duchy from October 1, 1879 on from April 24, 1879 ( Reg.Bl. p. 251 )
7. ↑ Law on the Seats and Districts of the Ordinary Courts in the State of Thuringia of June 15, 1923 ( Ges.-SS 449 )
8. ↑ Report of the legislative committee on the draft law on the seats and districts of the ordinary courts in the state of Thuringia (submission No. 1108, p. 1405 of the printed matter) of June 5, 1923 ( No. 1228, p. 1577 of the printed matter )
9. ↑ Declaration of the Landtag of Thuringia on the submission No. 1108 page 1405 of the printed matter, regarding the draft law on the seats and districts of the ordinary courts in the state of Thuringia of June 15, 1923 ( No. 1277 p. 1653 of the printed matter )
10. ^ Fifth regulation on amendments to the law of June 15, 1923 on the seats and districts of the ordinary courts in the state of Thuringia of March 20, 1926 ( Ges.-SS 28 )
11. ^ Law on the district courts of Auma and Neustadt ad Orla of November 11, 1926 ( Ges.-SS 399 )
12. ↑ Implementing ordinance on the seats and districts of the local courts in the state of Thuringia of September 16, 1949 ( Ges.-SS 55 )