Burghausen District Court

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The Taufkirchen-Palais on the town square in Burghausen was the seat of the local court from 1959 to 2006

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.