1896 Judicial Manuscript ORIGINAL (6 pages) with Fiscal Seals from the Austro-Hungarian Empire. - Hungary (No Reserve Price)

The object is a case file or judicial and notarial correspondence consisting of several pages, dated March 1896.
Main Details and Context
The letterhead indicates 'K. K. BEZIRKSGERICHT LOBOSITZ' (Imperial and Royal District Court in Lovosice). Lovosice (Lobositz in German) is a city currently located in the Czech Republic, but in 1896 it was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire (K.K. = Kaiserlich-Königlich).
The entry postmark of the Court on the main document (IMG_7622) is 'PRÄS. 27. III. 1896' (March 27, 1896).
The correspondence appears to be a report or a request from a lawyer (J. U. Dr. Josef Kolb, Advokat in Lobositz) addressed to the District Court.
Subject: The main body of the text concerns a matter of property, inheritance, or real estate ('Realitäten-Papieren'), mentioning individuals such as Herrn Josef Kolb Erben (the heirs of Mr. Josef Kolb), Herrn Friedrich Pável & Herrn Josef Knötzsch, and references to land parcel numbers ('Grundbüchern') and parcel numbers like Kg. 181, 188, 222, 223, 224, etc., as well as land registry numbers 'EZ/C. 250', 'EZ/C. 272'.
Fiscal/Postage Stamps: The cover letter has a strip of stamps affixed at the top, which are fiscal or judicial stamps of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, used for paying fees or taxes on legal documents. This is common in documents from that era.
Original Judicial Manuscript of the Austro-Hungarian Empire - Lobositz (Current Czech Republic)
Attention, history collectors, fiscal philately enthusiasts, and original documents collectors!
We present a fascinating complete judicial file, handwritten and consisting of 6 original pages, dated March 1896. This document is not just paper; it is a tangible fragment of the legal and bureaucratic life of the late 19th century in the heart of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
What makes this lot so special?
COMPLETE DOCUMENT (6 pages): Unlike loose fragments, this is a consecutive file, offering an in-depth view of a legal process from the era. You will be able to explore every detail of this judicial correspondence.
Page 1 (See Main Image): The main letter, addressed to the District Court, with the official letterhead 'K. K. BEZIRKSGERICHT LOBOSITZ' and the original fiscal stamps affixed, postmarked on March 27, 1896.
Pages 2 to 5: Detailed case content, with references to properties, land parcels (Kg. 181, 188, etc.), inheritances, and the involved parties (heirs Kolb, Pável, Knötzsch).
Page 6: A final summary of the costs and expenses associated with the procedure, detailing the fees and the total.
AUTHENTICITY AND HISTORY: A true primary document reflecting the Gothic handwriting (Kurrent/Sütterlin) of the period, legal jargon, and the functioning of the Austro-Hungarian judicial system in Lobositz (now Lovosice, Czech Republic).
ORIGINAL FISCAL STAMPS: The first page features a strip of fiscal/judicial stamps from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, with their original postmarks, of great interest to collectors of fiscal philately (fiscalophilia).
WAX SEAL: The last page features a beautiful wax seal of lawyer J. U. Dr. Josef Kolb, adding a touch of authenticity and elegance from the era.
A trip to the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1896
Beyond its philatelic value, this manuscript is a window into social and legal history. It allows the study of property transactions, judicial bureaucracy, and life in Bohemia over a century ago. Ideal for:
Historians (especially from Bohemia and the Austro-Hungarian Empire).
Fiscal Philatelists
Collectors of Original Documents and Manuscripts
Enthusiasts of Paleography and Ancient Calligraphy.
Condition: The document is in very good preservation condition for its age (more than 125 years), with natural wear over time, but it is complete and legible.
Don't miss the chance to acquire this unique fragment of European history!