Sportel
Sports claim for unauthorized religious gatherings of Baptists (Oldenburg in Oldbg. 1837)
The sportel (plural sport; from Latin sportula , gift, actually basket) was originally the fee that subjects had to pay for judicial acts or other official acts . For a long time they were left in whole or in part to the civil servants . Sports were part of the emoluments and can therefore be regarded as the oldest monetary component of the salary .
This pay system was subject to the principle that the office and thus the residents of the area had to maintain the officials .
In some places in Switzerland , the judicial and debt enforcement system is entrusted to people who are not employed as wage earners, but are paid with sports. A bankruptcy for this is excluded.
Web links
- Friedrich Kappler: The Royal Württemberg Law on Notaries of June 14, 1843, p. 305: Law on Notaries Sports . Max Planck Institute for European Legal History. June 14, 1843. Retrieved August 27, 2015.
- Karl Ignaz Wedekind (author determined): The abolition of the sport at the same time happy looks in the promised justice organization . Europeana. May 1800. Retrieved August 27, 2015.
