Imperial council in the realm of Alsace-Lorraine

The Imperial Council was the highest administrative court in the realm of Alsace-Lorraine . It consisted of ten members of the ministry appointed by imperial decree, presided over by a special president. It ruled on complaints against district council decisions on contentious matters and in a few other cases. The emperor was able to expand his jurisdiction . At least five members, including the chairman, had to take part in the decision.

President

• 1898–1902: Julius von Freyberg-Eisenberg
• 1903–1909: Alexander von der Goltz
• Karl Ott

Individual evidence

1. ^ Alsace-Lorraine provincial law of June 13, 1898

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