Bludenz judicial district

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Bludenz judicial district
Map of the judicial district of Bludenz
Jurisdiction Bludenz
Regional Court Feldkirch
Basic data
state Vorarlberg
district Bludenz
Seat of the court Bludenz
Code number 8011
competent regional court  Feldkirch
surface 1,285.64 km 2  (2016)
Residents 64,107 (January 1, 2020)

The judicial district of Bludenz is the local jurisdiction of the district court of Bludenz in the Austrian state of Vorarlberg .

The seat of the district court is in the district capital Bludenz and the judicial district includes the entire political district of Bludenz . It is one of five judicial districts in the state of Vorarlberg. The Feldkirch Regional Court acts as the higher-level court .

The court districts in Vorarlberg were allocated with the ordinance of the federal government of January 19, 1971 on the districts of the district courts located in Vorarlberg in Federal Law Gazette No. 33/1971. The Bludenz judicial district was specified in Section 2.

On September 25, 2015, Justice Minister Wolfgang Brandstetter announced that the District Court of Montafon and thus the associated judicial district of Montafon would be dissolved in 2017. Responsibility therefore passed to the District Court of Bludenz on July 1, 2017, and the municipalities of the Montafon judicial district became part of the Bludenz judicial district. In previous years, these plans had already been drawn up several times and were rejected due to the continuing resistance of the Vorarlberg state government .

Local jurisdiction

The District Court of Bludenz

The judicial district extends to all communities in the Bludenz district. These include in particular the communities in Walgau , Montafon , Großer Walsertal and Klostertal .

  1. Bartholomäberg
  2. Blons
  3. Bludenz
  4. Bludesch
  5. fire
  6. Bürs
  7. Bürserberg
  8. Dalaas
  9. Fontanella
  10. Gaschurn
  11. Innerbraz
  12. Kloesterle
  13. Lech
  14. Lorüns
  15. Ludesch
  16. Nenzing
  17. Nüziders
  18. Raggal
  19. St. Anton in the Montafon
  20. St. Gallenkirch
  21. St. Gerold
  22. Schruns
  23. Silbertal
  24. Sunday
  25. Stallhr
  26. Thuringia
  27. Thuringian Mountain
  28. Tschagguns
  29. Vandans

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ § 2 of the ordinance of the federal government of January 19, 1971 on the districts of the district courts in Vorarlberg.
  2. ↑ District Court of Montafon: Criticism of the closure . Article on vorarlberg.orf.at from September 25, 2015.
  3. ↑ District Court of Montafon will remain on vorarlberg.orf.at on June 15, 2016
  4. ↑ District Court of Montafon: Official closure on vorarlberg.orf.at on December 13, 2016