Legal office
Head of office: Ms. Juliane Kreller
Important information from the legal department
- City law (statutes and ordinances of the city of Erlangen)
- Procurement office (municipal tenders, awards & competitions)
- Legal trainees (training in public administration)
- Aldermen (application for inclusion in the list of nominees)
Anschrift
Öffnungszeiten
Appointments on site are only possible by telephone appointment.
Telephone availability:
Monday to Thursday: 08:30 - 15:30
Friday: 08:30 - 12:00
Es wurden 9 Serviceleistungen gefunden
Attempt at Reconciliation; Filing a Petition
You can file a request for a conciliation hearing with the municipality.
Insurance; concluded by the municipality
Lay Judges; Application for Inclusion on the Nomination List
Legal trainees; training with the public administration
Local Law; Adoption of Bylaws and Ordinances
Municipalities may enact statutes and ordinances. Both are regulations that have binding force on everyone, establishing certain legal consequences—in particular, rights and obligations—for an indefinite number of cases.
Municipal enterprises; operations
Municipalities, counties and districts may operate companies outside of their general administration as their own companies, independent municipal companies under public law or in the legal form of private law.
Notice of a Fine for an Administrative Offense; Appeal
Fines issued in administrative offense proceedings may be contested by filing an appeal.
Property; information on expropriation
Supervision of Civil Registry Offices; Conducting Supervisory Audits
Supervision of the civil registry offices is carried out by the independent municipalities, as lower-level supervisory authorities for their own civil registry offices, and by the district administrative offices, as state authorities.
Attempt at Reconciliation; Filing a Petition
You can file a request for a conciliation hearing with the municipality.
Insurance; concluded by the municipality
Lay Judges; Application for Inclusion on the Nomination List
Legal trainees; training with the public administration
Local Law; Adoption of Bylaws and Ordinances
Municipalities may enact statutes and ordinances. Both are regulations that have binding force on everyone, establishing certain legal consequences—in particular, rights and obligations—for an indefinite number of cases.
Municipal enterprises; operations
Municipalities, counties and districts may operate companies outside of their general administration as their own companies, independent municipal companies under public law or in the legal form of private law.
Notice of a Fine for an Administrative Offense; Appeal
Fines issued in administrative offense proceedings may be contested by filing an appeal.
Property; information on expropriation
Supervision of Civil Registry Offices; Conducting Supervisory Audits
Supervision of the civil registry offices is carried out by the independent municipalities, as lower-level supervisory authorities for their own civil registry offices, and by the district administrative offices, as state authorities.