Erection certificate
An erection certificate ( lat. : Erigere erect = upright; ahd. : Urchundi = cognition) is Kirchenrecht one of a bishop signed document , which of a congregation the establishment of a rectory allowed. A congregation is raised to the status of an independent parish through the erection certificate, for example the Trinity Church in Hanover in 1876 or the Evangelical Church in Vohwinkel in 1886.
In the early modern period , the term was also used in connection with the documentation of secular property transactions.
Web links
- Klaus Lohrbächer: At the Rosary Festival for the first time service on the history of the Catholic. Church community in Zuffenhausen - from the beginnings in the post-Reformation period to the first Sunday mass in 1897 . Retrieved June 26, 2016.
- Dornseiffer-Eslohe: Church news from the parish Cobbenrode Mescheder Zeitung 1904
- Anton Frind : The ecclesiastical history of Bohemia in general and in its special relationship to the current Leitmeritz diocese in the time before the hereditary royal dynasty: based on the most reliable, largely handwritten sources, Prague, 1864
Individual evidence
- ^ The Bünter Hofstelle in older documents September 12, 2015