Administrative court of Kassel
The Kassel Administrative Court is one of five first instance courts of the administrative jurisdiction in Hesse and has its seat in Kassel .
Judicial district
The judicial district includes the city of Kassel and the districts of Kassel , Fulda , Hersfeld-Rotenburg , Schwalm-Eder-Kreis , Waldeck-Frankenberg and Werra-Meißner-Kreis .
Instance move
The court is subordinate to the Hessian Administrative Court, which is also based in Kassel . The Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig is superordinate to this .
History and courthouse
The Kassel Administrative Court was founded on June 16, 1946. Since the city center of Kassel was largely destroyed after the Second World War , the administrative court was initially set up together with the Hessian administrative court and the district president in Wilhelmshöhe Palace. At the beginning of December 1950 the court moved to the former imperial hunter barracks near Frankfurter Strasse . In December 1952, the Administrative Court moved back together with the Administrative Court in a new building on Brüder-Grimm-Platz . As the court expanded, it was moved to buildings on Friedrichstrasse and Königstor . In 1986 the administrative court finally moved completely into a building on Tischbeinstrasse . Since November 2018, the administrative court has again been located under one roof with the administrative court in the new Specialized Court Center Goethestrasse .
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Coordinates: 51 ° 18 ′ 29.5 " N , 9 ° 28 ′ 58" E