Allentsteig judicial district

Former judicial district Allentsteig
Basic data
state	Lower Austria
district	Zwettl
Seat of the court	Allentsteig
competent regional court	Krems at the Donau
surface	287.80 km 2  (1981)
Residents	9,182  (1981)
Dissolved	January 1, 1992
Assigned to	Zwettl

The judicial district Allentsteig was the District Court Allentsteig under standing judicial district in the political district of Zwettl (State of Lower Austria ). On January 1, 1992, the district court was dissolved and the area of ​​the judicial district Allentsteig was added to the judicial district Zwettl .

history

The judicial district Allentsteig was created together with the other judicial districts in Lower Austria by a decree of the Lower Austrian regional chief of July 7, 1849. The judicial district initially comprised the 22 communities Allentsteig , Altpölla , Bernschlag , Breitenfeld , Döllersheim , Edelbach , Exenbach , Felsenberg , Franzen , Göpfritz an der Wild , Großhaselbach , Großpoppen , Heinreichs , Kirchberg an der Wild , Merkenbrechts , Neupölla , Niederplöttbach , Scheideldorf , Schlagles , Schwarzenau , Stögersbach and Thaua . In the 1920s, six more parishes emerged in the judicial district. In 1920, the communities of Ramsau, Loibenreith and Tiefenbach were split off from the Alt-Pölla community and the Schönfeld community from the Kirchberg an der Wild community, followed by the creation of the Weinpolz community in 1922 by separating from Scheideldorf, and in 1925 by the creation of the Hausbach municipality by separating from Schwarzenau. The municipality of Thaures, on the other hand, was created before 1910.

Courthouse

Before the judicial district was dissolved, the court district comprised the five municipalities of Allentsteig , Echsenbach , Göpfritz an der Wild , Pölla and Schwarzenau .

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Provincial Law and Government Gazette for the Crown Land of Austria under the Enns 1849, supplementary volume B., No. 69: Decree of the Lower Austrian Landeschefs of July 7, 1849 to the four Lower Austrian district offices, regarding the implementation of the court organization in the Crown Land of Austria under the Enns.
2. ↑ Provincial Law and Ordinance Gazette for Austria under the Enns 1920, Part 25, No. 249: "Law of March 11, 1920, regarding the division of the local community Alt-Pölla into four new local communities"
3. ↑ Provincial Law and Ordinance Gazette for Austria under the Enns 1920, Part 25, No. 251: "Law of March 11, 1920, regarding the division of the local community of Kirchberg an der Wild into two new local communities"
4. ↑ Provincial Law Gazette for the Province of Lower Austria 1922, Issue 13, No. 95: "Law of January 31, 1922, regarding the division of the local community Scheideldorf into two new local communities"
5. ↑ Provincial Law Gazette for the Province of Lower Austria 1925, Part 25, No. 101: "Law of July 9, 1925 on the division of the local community Schwarzenau into two new local communities"
6. ↑ cf. KK Central Statistical Commission : Special locations repertory of Lower Austria. edited on the basis of the results of the census of December 31, 1910. Vienna 1915

literature

• Kurt Klein  (edit.): Historical local dictionary . Statistical documentation on population and settlement history. Ed .: Vienna Institute of Demography [VID] d. Austrian Academy of Sciences . Lower Austria ( online document , explanations . Suppl . ; both PDF - oD [updated]).
  • 4th part. Waidhofen an der Thaya, Wiener Neustadt (Land), Vienna area, Zwettl. (pdf; 792 kB). Data as of June 30, 2012