Court acquits defendant for failing to sign a specific form when oral instruction sufficed to fulfill legal duty.

The District Court in Bydgoszcz overturned a first-instance conviction, acquitting the defendant of a traffic violation for failing to identify the driver of his vehicle. The lower court had ruled that the defendant's failure to personally sign a municipal form constituted the offense, despite having instructed his employee to fill it out and his wife to sign. The appellate court held that the law requires only the identification of the driver, not a specific written form or signature, and that the defendant had effectively fulfilled his obligation by directing the information to be submitted.