Rosenheim District Court

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Rosenheim District Court, Bismarckstr. 1

The Rosenheim District Court is a court of ordinary jurisdiction and one of 73 district courts in Bavaria . The two main buildings are located at Bismarckstrasse 1 and Rathausstrasse. 32 in Rosenheim . Until May 31, 2013, the court still had branches at Marienplatz 7 in Wasserburg am Inn and Am Hofberg 5 in Bad Aibling . The latter has been a branch office since then, in which the proceedings on foreclosures and foreclosures are processed.

History of the Rosenheim District Court

The judiciary in Rosenheim was first mentioned in 1273 with the judge Chunradus Churnheimer. After the Counts of Wasserburg lost their rule to the Wittelsbachers , they appointed a judicial officer who, among other things, spoke the law. In 1799, the old nursing court was dissolved, in its place a provisional district court came, which, however, was repealed in the course of a court reorganization and the district was added to the district court Bad Aibling. In 1807 there was a further restructuring of the judicial districts. The districts of Fischbach and Aibling were combined and the seat of the court was relocated to Rosenheim, in the so-called "Haus am Platz".

In 1879 it was renamed the District Court. The former courthouse on Königsstraße was given an annex around 1900 and expanded to Bismarckstraße in 1933/1934. As a result of the regional reform of 1972 , the independent district courts of Bad Aibling and Wasserburg were incorporated as branches in the Rosenheim district court. On June 1, 2013, both were dissolved, and the Bad Aibling branch has been a branch since then.

Area of ​​responsibility

The district court district extends to the district of Rosenheim and the city of Rosenheim. A total of around 310,000 people live in this district . The court has first instance jurisdiction for civil , family and criminal matters.

Employee

There are around 200 employees at the district court, including around 29 who belong to the judicial service. Around 40 judicial officers work in the upscale justice service. The other employees are divided into civil servants of the middle service, bailiffs , white-collar workers and blue-collar workers.

The following matters are heard in other courts:

Superior courts

The district court of Traunstein is superordinate to the Rosenheim district court , which in turn is superordinate to the Munich Higher Regional Court.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Repeal by amending the ordinance on local court branches of May 14, 2013, GVBl. P. 343
  2. ^ Rosenheim District Court - Contact - Tasks. Bavarian State Ministry of Justice, accessed on February 18, 2018 .
  3. ^ Rosenheim District Court - judicial district. Bavarian State Ministry of Justice, accessed on February 18, 2018 .

Coordinates: 47 ° 51 ′ 15.8 "  N , 12 ° 7 ′ 45.5"  E