Administrative court confirmed jurisdiction over a municipality's decision despite initial appeal to the municipal board.

The Administrative Court of Uusimaa upheld its jurisdiction to review a municipality's decision, even though the initial appeal was directed to the municipal board. The appellant argued that the court lacked authority because the first instance appeal went to the municipal board rather than directly to the court. The court ruled that the municipal board's role as a first-instance appeal body does not deprive the Administrative Court of jurisdiction for subsequent reviews.