Charter: Rechtssprüche des Reichshofes, ed. Franklin, 1870 (Google data) 338
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Nr. CLXVI. — 1184. — Henricus comes de Tirol — deveniens ante presenciam
Federici imperatoris — ipsum rogavit, inquirere laudum unum super hoc, scilicet ut si in
suo comitatu sine contradiccione castrum edificare posset an non. — Albertus electus
(Trident, sedis) e contra peciit: postquam predictus collis est situs in eo comitatu, qui
est communis inter me et predictum comitem, si in eo absque mea voluntate et consensu
castrum edificare pos- sit an non? Super quam interrogacionem — imperator interrogavit
Ottonem falsegravium, ut laudaret, quid iuris esset. Qui laudavit dicens: ubicunque duo
comites unum comitatum communem inter se habent, unus eorum sine altero in comitatu
castrum construere non potest. — Fac- tum est hoc laudum Achenou in camera — imperatoris
millo contradicente. Source Regest: Rechtssprüche des Reichshofes im Mittelalter, Nr. 338, S. 91
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Rechtssprüche des Reichshofes im Mittelalter, Nr. 338, S. 91
Rechtssprüche des Reichshofes im Mittelalter, Nr. 338, S. 91
Rechtssprüche des Reichshofes, ed. Franklin, 1870 (Google data) 338, in: Monasterium.net, URL </mom/RechtReichshofes/09bbbd2b-b048-4621-8947-25343a67c832/charter>, accessed at 2024-11-24+01:00
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