List of judicial districts in Salzburg

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This list of court districts in Salzburg lists all existing court districts as well as the former court districts in the state of Salzburg .

history

The judicial districts that exist today go back to 1850. First of all, with a decree of the Imperial and Royal Higher Regional Court of Linz on May 10, 1850, the previous princely and patrimonial courts had to subordinate the judicial business to the newly appointed princely courts.

On July 4, 1850, a further decree of the Higher Regional Court established 70 judicial districts for the federal states of Upper Austria and Salzburg. In addition to the 22 judicial districts in today's state of Salzburg, the judicial district of Mondsee and the four judicial districts of today's Braunau district were also subordinated to the Salzburg Regional Court.

The division of the districts in Salzburg was changed as early as 1854, with the judicial districts of Goldegg and Grossarl being dissolved. The district courts of Salzburg Section I (for the City of Salzburg) and Salzburg II Section (for the Salzburg area), founded in 1850, were also merged for the city of Salzburg and the surrounding communities in the 19th century.

The judicial districts of Thalgau, Lofer and St. Michael were dissolved as part of the separation of the political from the judicial administration on February 28, 1867.
This measure was partially reversed as early as autumn 1869, the "re-established judicial districts of Lofer, St. Michael and Thalgau ... began to take effect on January 1, 1870".

The district courts of Golling, Lofer and Mattsee were closed for the first time in 1923, when the district courts were permanently dissolved.

In 1962 the judicial district of Sankt Michael was dissolved.

The biggest wave of district court closings to date came with the 2002 “District Court Ordinance Salzburg”, which dissolved the district courts of Abtenau, Gastein, Sankt Gilgen, Taxenbach and Werfen in 2003 and the district courts Mittersill and Radstadt in 2005.

On July 1, 2017, the Saalfelden judicial district was closed and all affected communities were assigned to the Zell am See judicial district. This includes the entire Zell am See district.

future

On July 1, 2022, the previous district court districts of Neumarkt, Oberndorf and Thalgau will be dissolved and merged into a central district court at the new Seekirchen am Wallersee location .

Salzburg judicial districts (as of July 1, 2017)

Judicial districts

Existing judicial districts

All district courts in the state of Salzburg are subordinate to the regional court of Salzburg .

The table contains the following information:

GRKZ: Court district code (according to Statistics Austria)
Judicial district: Name of the judicial district
Political district: Political district (s) in which the judicial district is located
Population: Number of registered residents with their main residence in the respective judicial district (as of January 1, 2020)
Surface: Area of ​​the judicial districts in km² (as of 2016)
GRKZ Judicial district Political District (s) population Area in km²
5022 Hallein Hallein 60,824 668.51
5031 Neumarkt near Salzburg Salzburg area 000000000042736.000000000042,736 244.5
5032 Oberndorf
(until 1858 Weitwörth) 		Salzburg area 000000000033515.000000000033,515 181.79
5011 Salzburg Salzburg , Salzburg area 000000000191782.0000000000191,782 191.14
5043 Sankt Johann im Pongau St. Johann im Pongau 81.194 1,754.91
5051 Tamsweg Tamsweg 20,251 1,019.93
5035 Thalgau Salzburg area 000000000035676.000000000035,676 452.98
5064 Zell am See Zell am See 87,628 2,642.26

Former judicial districts

The table contains the following information:

Judicial district: Name of the judicial district
Regional Court: Regional court to which the district court was subordinate
Political district: Political district in which the judicial district was responsible
Resolution: Date on which the dissolution of the judicial district became legally effective
Assigned to: Judicial district to which the area of ​​the dissolved judicial district was assigned
Judicial district Regional court political district resolution Assigned to
Abtenau Salzburg Hallein January 1, 2003 Hallein
Gastein Salzburg Sankt Johann im Pongau January 1, 2003 Sankt Johann im Pongau
Goldegg Salzburg Sankt Johann im Pongau 1854 Sankt Johann im Pongau
Golling Salzburg Hallein June 1, 1923 Hallein
Grossarl Salzburg Sankt Johann im Pongau 1854 Sankt Johann im Pongau
Lofer Salzburg Zell am See June 1, 1923 Saalfelden
Mattsee Salzburg Salzburg area June 1, 1923 Neumarkt / Oberndorf
Mittersill Salzburg Zell am See January 1, 2005 Zell am See
Radstadt Salzburg Sankt Johann im Pongau January 1, 2005 Sankt Johann im Pongau
Saalfelden Salzburg Zell am See July 1, 2017 Zell am See
Sankt Michael im Lungau Salzburg Tamsweg February 1, 1962 Tamsweg
Sankt Gilgen Salzburg Salzburg area January 1, 2003 Thalgau
Taxenbach Salzburg Zell am See January 1, 2003 Zell am See / Saalfelden
Throw Salzburg Sankt Johann im Pongau January 1, 2003 Sankt Johann im Pongau

Evidence and sources

  1. ↑ “General State Law and Government Gazette for the Crown Land of Austria above the Enns. XV. Piece. 166th decree of the k. k Higher Regional Court for the Crown Lands of Austria ob der Enns and Salzburg from May 6, 1850, line 189. “on ALEX - Historical legal and legal texts online
  2. ↑ “General State Law and Government Gazette for the Crown Land of Austria above the Enns. XXV. Piece. " : 288." Decree of the Imperial and Royal Higher Regional Court of July 4, 1850, Z. 2147, ... "
  3. ^ "State government gazette for the Duchy of Salzburg. Born in 1854. Division I. IV. Piece. " : 32." Ordinance of the Ministers of the Interior, Justice and Finance of January 30th, 1854, regarding the judicial and political organization of the Duchy of Salzburg. "
  4. ^ "State government gazette for the Duchy of Salzburg. Born in 1854. Division II. VII. Piece. " : 7." Decree of the Imperial and Royal Organizing State Commission of March 14, 1854, concerning the political and judicial organization of the Duchy of Salzburg. "
  5. ↑ "Reichs-Gesetz-Blatt für das Kaiserthum Oesterreich. Born in 1868. XVII. Piece. " 44." Law of May 19, 1868 on the establishment of political administrative authorities ... ", § 10 ff
  6. ^ “Laws and ordinances for the Duchy of Salzburg. Born in 1867. V. piece. ” : 9.“ Announcement of the Presidium of the Imperial and Royal Higher Regional Court Vienna of February 8, 1867, number 660 | Pres., On the establishment of pure district courts in the Herzogthume Salzburg and on the locations and scope of these District courts. "
  7. ^ “Laws and ordinances for the Duchy of Salzburg. Born in 1869. XXV. Piece. " : 29." Ordinance of the Ministry of Justice of September 26, 1869 number 12005, regarding the re-establishment of the district courts of Lofer, St. Michael and Thalgau in Salzburg ".
  8. ^ "Reichsgesetzblatt für die Kaiserthum Österreich. Born in 1869. LXXVIII. Piece. ” : 178.“ Ordinance of the Ministry of Justice of December 9, 1869, regarding the beginning of the official effectiveness of the district courts of Lofer, St. Michael and Thalgau in Salzburg ”.
  9. ↑ Federal Law Gazette No. 187/1923 : "Ordinance of the Federal Government of March 29, 1923, regarding the abandonment of district courts"
  10. ↑ Federal Law Gazette No. 308/1961 : "Federal law of December 14, 1961 on the abandonment of the district courts of Gaming, Geras, Gutenstein, Kirchberg an der Pielach, Pöggstall and St. Michael im Lungau."
  11. ↑ Federal Law Gazette II No. 287/2002 : "Ordinance of the Federal Government on the amalgamation of District Courts and on the Sprengel of the remaining District Courts in the State of Salzburg (District Courts Ordinance Salzburg)"
  12. ^ Reorganization of the district courts in Salzburg ( memento of August 23, 2018 in the Internet Archive ) on the company service portal, accessed on April 17, 2016
  13. ↑ District courts Flachgau: Council of Ministers decides to build a new district court in Seekirchen on www.ots.at on January 12, 2016.
  14. ↑ Seekirchen becomes the new location for the Flachgau District Court on www.salzburg.com on November 20, 2015.
  15. ↑ Flachgau District Court in Seekirchen on salzburg.orf.at on November 20, 2015.
  16. ↑ Statistics Austria - Population at the beginning of 2002–2020 by municipalities (area status 01/01/2020)
  17. ↑ Statistics Austria (ed.): Municipal directory. As of January 1, 2016