Supreme Court allowed correction of administrative judgment reasoning to fix ministerial name error without invalidating the decision.

The Supreme Court of Poland partially allowed a special revision request to correct a factual error in the reasoning of a final administrative judgment. The lower court had incorrectly named the Ministry of Industry and Trade instead of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Economy, creating a confusing legal situation regarding jurisdiction. The Court ruled that removing the erroneous fragment would render the reasoning unintelligible, thus permitting only a substitution of the specific words to restore clarity.