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European E-Justice Portal EN Home Land: Bulgarien Instrument: Zustellung von Schriftstücken Art der Zuständigkeit: Empfangsstellen Auf der Grundlage Ihrer Angaben ist für dieses Rechtsinstrument mehr als ein Gericht / eine Behörde zuständig. Hier die Liste: Raionen sad Ardino 6 Republikanska St. Ort/Gemeinde : Ardino PLZ : 6750 (+359-3651) 4116; (+359-3651) 4027 (+359-3651) 2216 [email protected] http://www.rs-ardino.justice.bg Raionen sad Asenovgrad 6 Tsar Ivan Asen II St. Ort/Gemeinde : Asenovgrad PLZ : 4230 (+359-331) 633 28 (+359-331) 633 28 [email protected] http://www.court-asenovgrad.org Raionen sad Aytos 3A Tzar Osvoboditel St. Ort/Gemeinde : Aytos PLZ : 8500 (+359-558) 22016 (+359-558) 22016 [email protected] http://www.rcourt-aitos.org Raionen sad Balchik 3 General Popov St. Ort/Gemeinde : Balchik PLZ : 9600 (+359-579) 75 044 (+359-579) 72 824 [email protected] http://rsbalchik.info Raionen sad Belogradchik Knjas Boris I. 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