Itzehoe District Court

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Itzehoe District Court building

The Itzehoe District Court is a German court of ordinary jurisdiction . It is one of four local courts (AG) in the district of the Itzehoe regional court and one of 22 local courts in Schleswig-Holstein . The Itzehoe District Court employs around 100 people.

Seat and District of the Court

Jurisdiction of the district courts subordinate to LG Itzehoe
  • AG Meldorf
  • Itzehoe group
  • AG Elmshorn
  • AG Pinneberg

    • The seat of the court is Itzehoe , the district town of the Steinburg district .

    The judicial district covers the area of ​​the following cities and municipalities.

    • Aasbüttel,
    • Abbess,
    • Agethorst,
    • Altenmoor,
    • Auufer,
    • Bahrenfleth,
    • Beidenfleth,
    • Bekdorf,
    • Bekmünde,
    • Besdorf,
    • Blomean wilderness,
    • Bokelrehm,
    • Bokhorst,
    • Borsfleth,
    • Breitenberg,
    • Breitenburg,
    • Brokdorf,
    • Brokstedt,
    • Büttel,
    • Christinenthal,
    • Dägeling,
    • Dammfleth,
    • Drage,
    • Ecklak,
    • Elskop,
    • Engelbrecht wilderness,
    • Fitzbek,
    • Glückstadt,
    • Grevenkop,
    • Gribbohm,
    • Hadenfeld,
    • Heiligenstedten,
    • Heiligenstedtenerkamp,
    • Hennstedt,
    • Heart horn,
    • Hingstheide,
    • Hodorf,
    • Hohenaspe,
    • Hohenfelde,
    • Hohenlockstedt,
    • Holstenniendorf,
    • Horst (Holstein),
    • Huje,
    • Itzehoe,
    • Kaaks,
    • Kaisborstel,
    • Kellinghusen,
    • Lapwing row,
    • Kleve,
    • Kollmar,
    • Kollmoor,
    • Krempdorf,
    • Brim,
    • Kremperheide,
    • Krempermoor,
    • Kronsmoor,
    • Krummendiek,
    • Kudensee,
    • Lägerdorf,
    • Land law,
    • Landscheide,
    • Lockstedt,
    • Lohbarbek,
    • Looft,
    • Mehlbek,
    • Moordiek,
    • Moorhusen,
    • Mühlenbarbek,
    • Munsterdorf,
    • Neuenbrook,
    • Neuendorf near Elmshorn,
    • Neuendorf-Sachsenbande,
    • Nienbüttel,
    • Nortorf,
    • Nuttels,
    • Oelixdorf,
    • Oeschebüttel,
    • Oldenborstel,
    • Oldendorf,
    • Ottenbüttel,
    • Peeing,
    • Pöschendorf,
    • Poyenberg,
    • Pulse,
    • Quarnstedt,
    • Rade,
    • Reher,
    • Rethwisch,
    • Rosdorf,
    • St. Margarethen,
    • Sarlhusen,
    • Schenefeld,
    • Schlotfeld,
    • Silzen,
    • Summer land,
    • Stördorf,
    • Störkathen,
    • Süderau,
    • Vaale,
    • Vaalermoor,
    • Wacken,
    • Warring wood,
    • Westermoor,
    • Wewelsfleth,
    • Wiedenborstel,
    • Wills,
    • Wilster,
    • Winseldorf,
    • Wittenbergen,
    • Wrist and
    • Wulfsmoor.

    This means that the court is responsible for the entire Steinburg district.

    building

    The courthouse is located at Bergstrasse 5–7 . Part of the building is a listed building.

    history

    After the Prussian annexation of the Duchy of Holstein in the German War in 1866, the administration of justice and administration were completely separated there and in the Duchy of Schleswig on September 1, 1867 . In the course of this, a district court in Itzehoe was created. The other instances were, in order, the Itzehoe District Court and the Kiel Court of Appeal .

    When the German Courts Constitution Act came into force on October 1, 1879, the Itzehoe District Court remained in existence. Instead of the dissolved district court of Itzehoe, the district court of Altona acted as the higher-level court.

    Superior courts

    The Itzehoe Regional Court is directly superordinate to the AG Itzehoe . The competent higher regional court is the Schleswig-Holstein Higher Regional Court in Schleswig .

    See also

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ § 2 of the State Justice Act (LJG) of April 17, 2018, GVOBl. 2018, 231, ber. 441 .
    2. ↑ II. No. 2 of Annex 1 to Section 30 Paragraph 1 LJG.
    3. ↑ Steinburg Monument List (PDF; 525 kB), under the identity number 8167.
    4. ↑ Ordinance on the separation of the administration of justice from the administration, the abolition of private jurisdiction and the former place of jurisdiction, as well as on the constitution of the courts in the duchies of Schleswig and Holstein of June 26, 1867 ( PrGS 1867, p. 1073 )
    5. ↑ Order of August 6, 1867, regarding the establishment of the according to the Supreme Ordinance of June 26 of the J. New courts to be formed in the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein ( JMBl. P. 213 )
    6. ^ I. The offices and landscapes. In: State manual for the duchies of Schleswig-Holstein to the year 1849. In addition to a genealogy of all European regent and princely houses. Altonaer Mercur, Altona 1849, pp. 37-108 ( online ).
    7. ↑ § 31 Paragraph 2 Sentence 2 No. 2 lit. b LJG.

    Coordinates: 53 ° 55 ′ 12.5 ″  N , 9 ° 31 ′ 19.6 ″  E