Fiume (1790s)
The Gubernium of Fiume is now under the direct Hungarian administration in terms of commercial and economic policies, but still the comitatus of Zagreb retains competencies in judiciary and public education matters. But these capacities were insignificant since in Fiume higher education, initially set by the Jesuits in the 17th century, was replaced by Hungarians after the suppression of the order. On the other hand, in Fiume the judiciary competencies were retained by the local patricians, and de facto, the comitatus of Zagreb and the Croatian estates in Fiume were powerless, since the Gubernium acted as a Court of Appeal (Capitanale Consiglio e Sede Criminale) both for the commercial and civil courts in Fiume.
| Curia Regia (Buda) | |||||||||||||
| Tabula Banalis Regnorum Dalmatiae, Croatiae et Slavoniae (Zagreb) | |||||||||||||
| Capitanale Consiglio e Sede Criminale (at the Gubernium in Fiume) | |||||||||||||
| C.R. Giudizio Cambio Mercantile e Consolato del Mare di I˙a Instanza – Fiume | Capitanial Giudizio (Fiume) | ||||||||||||
| Giudizio Arbitrario | Civil Foro Ordinario della prima istanza in Fiume | ||||||||||||
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