Itzehoe District Court

Itzehoe District Court (since 2005)

The Itzehoe Regional Court is a court of ordinary jurisdiction and one of four regional courts in Schleswig-Holstein .

Seat and District of the Court

Location of the regional courts in the respective judicial districts in Schleswig-Holstein LG Flensburg LG Itzehoe LG Kiel LG Lübeck

The seat of the court is the city of Itzehoe .

The judicial district includes the districts of the subordinate district courts Elmshorn , Itzehoe , Meldorf and Pinneberg . The judicial district thus consists of the districts of Dithmarschen , Pinneberg (to which Helgoland also belongs) and Steinburg . In addition, there are the municipality-free coastal waters around the island of Helgoland, which are assigned to the district of the Pinneberg District Court , while the other North Sea coastal waters of Schleswig-Holstein have been added to the district of the District Court of Husum and are therefore assigned to the Regional Court district of Flensburg .

Courthouse

The courthouse has been the former post office at Theodor-Heuss-Platz 3 since 2005 .

history

With the annexation of Schleswig-Holstein in 1867, the five district courts of Altona, Itzehoe, Kiel, Schleswig and Flensburg with the higher-level appeal court of Kiel were set up in the now Prussian province .

The following local courts were subordinated to the Itzehoe district court:

District Court	Seat	Dissolved
Lunden District Court	Lunden	1932
District Court Heide	pagan	1971
District court Albersdorf	Albersdorf	before 1879
District court Wesselburen	Wesselburen	1971
District Court of Meldorf	Meldorf	consists
Marne District Court	Marne	1971
District court Eddelak	Eddelak	1938 (moved to Brunsbüttelkoog )
District court Nortorf	Nortorf	1976
District court of the city of Rendsburg	Rendsburg	before 1879
District court Rendsburg	Rendsburg	consists
Hohenwestedt District Court	Hohenwestedt	1976
District court Schenefeld	Schenefeld	1970
Glückstadt District Court	Glückstadt	1982
District Court of Crempe	Cream	1982
Wilster District Court	Wilster	1975
Itzehoe District Court	Itzehoe	consists
District Court of Kellinghusen	Kellinghusen	1982

With the entry into force of the German Courts Constitution Act on October 1, 1879, these district courts were replaced by the three regional courts of Altona, Kiel and Flensburg, each with a public prosecutor's office. The district courts of Itzehoe and Schleswig were dissolved.

Westerhof, seat of the regional court from 1937 to 2005

When Altona was incorporated into Hamburg by the Greater Hamburg Law of 1937, the Altona District Court was relocated to Itzehoe. As the Itzehoe district court, it moved to the Westerhof.

This stately villa was built in 1857 for the sugar factory owner Charles Pierre de Vos (1810–1889), who acquired the site in 1856. In 1919, his son donated the Westerhof, which had served as an auxiliary hospital during the World War, to the city of Itzehoe to enable the establishment of a hospital, which, however, did not come about due to lack of funds. In 1929 the city of de Vos acquired the park and opened it to the public as a city park in June 1930. After the regional court moved to the former post office building at Theodor-Heuss-Platz 3 in 2005, the state of Schleswig-Holstein did not find a buyer for the Westerhof and the 2969 square meter property at Breitenburger Str. 68/70 until 2009/10.

The district of the Itzehoe Regional Court originally included 13 local courts, the number of which was reduced to four as a result of the district reform from 1970.

Superordinate and subordinate courts

The Schleswig-Holstein Higher Regional Court is superordinate to the Itzehoe regional court . The district courts of Elmshorn , Itzehoe , Meldorf and Pinneberg are subordinate .

See also

• List of German courts
• List of courts in the state of Schleswig-Holstein

Web links

• On the history of the Itzehoe regional court schleswig-holstein.de
• LG Itzehoe: case law overview, dejure.org

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Section 31, Paragraph 1 of the State Justice Act (LJG) of April 17, 2018, GVOBl. 2018, 231, ber. 441 .
2. ↑ Section 31 (2) sentence 1 LJG.
3. ↑ Section 30 (2) No. 1 LJG.
4. ↑ Section 30 (2) No. 2 LJG.
5. ↑ Ordinance of June 26, 1867, Preußische Gesetzsammlung 1867, p. 1073 ff.
6. ↑ Order of August 6, 1867, regarding the establishment of the according to the Supreme Ordinance of June 26 of the J. New courts to be formed in the Duchies of Schleswig and Holstein ( JMBl. P. 214 )
7. ↑ landtag.ltsh.de (PDF; 77 kB); Living and working in the old court shz.de March 15, 2013

Coordinates: 53 ° 55 ′ 21.8 "  N , 9 ° 30 ′ 49.1"  E