Supreme Administrative Court dismisses exceptional review appeal when the core issue is a matter of fact excluded from its jurisdiction.

The Supreme Administrative Court dismissed the exceptional review appeal because the fundamental issue required for review was a matter of fact. The appellant sought to challenge a decision based on factual determinations, while the opposing party argued that such matters fall outside the court's jurisdiction. The court ruled that exceptional review is strictly limited to legal errors, thereby excluding factual disputes from its cognition under the relevant administrative procedure law.