Verwaltungsgericht Kassel, Administrative court in Kassel, Germany
The Administrative Court of Kassel is a judicial institution that resolves legal disputes between citizens and government agencies across a large region in northern Hesse. It processes cases using modern procedures and digital filing systems to handle documents and applications.
The court was established in 1946 following legal frameworks created after World War II. It began operations at a temporary location and eventually developed into a permanent institution serving the administrative justice system of the region.
The court relocated to the new Specialized Court Center on Goethestrasse in 2018, marking a return to centralized judicial operations in Kassel.
The court is accessible during business hours on weekdays, and many procedures can be submitted online through digital systems. It is advisable to check the location and access details beforehand to ensure a smooth visit.
The jurisdiction extends over six northern Hessian districts, including Kassel, Fulda, Hersfeld-Rotenburg, Schwalm-Eder, Waldeck-Frankenberg, and Werra-Meißner.
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