Burghausen District Court
The District Court Burghausen was from 1879 to 2006, existing District Court based in Burghausen . It had been a branch of the Altötting District Court since 1973 .
history
Burghausen was the seat of one of the 4 rent offices of the Duchy of Bavaria . In 1779 Burghausen became a border town with the loss of the Innviertel as a hinterland. In 1803 during the administrative reorganization of Bavaria , the district court Burghausen built. Although it belongs to the Altötting district office , the introduction of the Courts Constitution Act on October 1, 1879 saw the establishment of a district court in Burghausen. This district court, which is for Burghausen and the communities in the surrounding area ( Burgkirchen an der Alz , Dorfen , Feichten an der Alz , Gufflham, Haiming , Halsbach , Kirchweidach , Mehring , Neukirchen an der Alz , Oberzeitlarn , Piesing , Raitenhaslach , Schützing and Wald an der Alz ) was abolished in 1973 and declared a branch of the Altötting District Court. The higher-level instances were the Traunstein Regional Court and the Munich Higher Regional Court . The court was housed in today's college building of the Kurfürst-Maximilian-Gymnasium until 1959 and then until 2006 in the Taufkirchen-Palais on the town square of Burghausen. The branch was closed in 2006.
Web links
- Bavarian State Statistical Office (publisher): Official place directory for Bavaria - edited on the basis of the census of September 13, 1950 . Issue 169 of the articles on Bavaria's statistics. Munich 1952, DNB 453660975 , Section I, p. 114 * ( digitized version ).
Individual evidence
- ^ Alois Buchleitner: Burghausen city - castle - history . In: Heimatverein and Stadtarchiv Burghausen (ed.): Burghauser Geschichtsblätter . 5th edition. tape 33 . Burghausen 2001.