Hollabrunn judicial district
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Hollabrunn District Court Korneuburg Regional Court |
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| state | Lower Austria |
| district | Hollabrunn |
| Seat of the court | Hollabrunn |
| Code number | 3102 |
| competent regional court | Korneuburg |
| surface | 1,010.76 km 2 (2016) |
| Residents | 51,033 (January 1, 2020) |
The judicial district Hollabrunn is one of 24 judicial districts in Lower Austria and is congruent with the political district of the same name Hollabrunn . The higher court is the Korneuburg Regional Court .
Communities
Residents: as of January 1, 2020
Cities
- Hardegg (1305)
- Hollabrunn (11,882)
- Maissau (1935)
- Pulkau (1538)
- Retz (4255)
- Schrattenthal (865)
Market towns
- Goellersdorf (3064)
- Grabern (1694)
- Guntersdorf (1154)
- Hadres (1704)
- Haugsdorf (1551)
- Hohenwarth-Mühlbach am Manhartsberg (1310)
- Mailberg (575)
- Nappersdorf-Kammersdorf (1224)
- Pernersdorf (1017)
- Ravelsbach (1603)
- Seefeld-Kadolz (945)
- Sitzendorf an der Schmida (2141)
- Wullersdorf (2352)
- Zellerndorf (2425)
- Ziersdorf (3380)
Communities
- Alberndorf im Pulkautal (745)
- Heldenberg (1347)
- Retzbach (1022)
history
In 1992 the judicial districts of Haugsdorf (communities Alberndorf im Pulkautal , Hadres , Haugsdorf , Mailberg , Pernersdorf and Seefeld-Kadolz ) and Ravelsbach (communities Heldenberg , Hohenwarth-Mühlbach am Manhartsberg , Maissau , Ravelsbach and Ziersdorf ) were dissolved and added to the judicial district Hollabrunn.
On July 1, 2002 the judicial district of Retz was dissolved and the communities Hardegg , Pulkau , Retz , Retzbach , Schrattenthal and Zellerndorf were assigned to the judicial district of Hollabrunn.
See also
Web links
- Statistics Austria (ed.): Municipal directory. As of January 1, 2016
- Court database of the Federal Ministry of Justice
- BGBl. No. 586/1991 : Ordinance on amalgamation of district courts 1991
- Federal law gazettes on the dissolution of judicial districts between May 15, 2001 and January 1, 2008 (PDF file; 65 kB)
Existing judicial districts:
Amstetten •
Baden •
Bruck an der Leitha •
Gänserndorf •
Gmünd in Lower Austria •
Hague •
Hollabrunn •
Horn •
Klosterneuburg •
Korneuburg •
Krems on the Danube •
Lilienfeld •
Melk •
Mistelbach •
Mödling •
Neulengbach •
Neunkirchen •
Purkersdorf •
St. Pölten •
Scheibbs •
Schwechat •
Tulln •
Waidhofen an der Thaya •
Waidhofen an der Ybbs •
Wiener Neustadt •
Zwettl
Dissolved judicial districts:
Allentsteig •
Aspang •
Atzenbrugg •
Dobersberg •
Ebreichsdorf •
Eggenburg •
Feldsberg •
Floridsdorf area •
Gaming •
Geras •
Gföhl •
Gloggnitz •
Göstling an der Ybbs •
Groß-Enzersdorf •
Groß Gerungs •
Gutenstein •
Hainburg an der Donau •
Hainfeld •
Haugsdorf •
Heidenreichstein •
Herzogenburg •
Hohenberg •
Kirchberg am Wagram •
Kirchberg an der Pielach •
Kirchschlag in the Bucklige Welt •
Krumbach •
Laa an der Thaya •
Langenlois •
Litschau •
Mank •
Marbach an der Donau •
Marchegg •
Matzen •
Mautern •
Oberstockstall •
Ottenschlag •
Persenbeug •
Pöggstall •
Pottenstein •
Poysdorf •
Raabs an der Thaya •
Ravelsbach •
Retz •
St. Peter in der Au •
Schönbach •
Schrems •
Spitz •
Stockerau •
Türnitz •
Weitra •
Wolkersdorf •
Ybbs •
Zistersdorf