Failure of insured to survive appeal mandates dismissal of entire proceedings under Polish Civil Procedure Code.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe court dismissed the entire appeal proceedings because the insured person died without success during the appellate process. The plaintiff argued for continuation of the case, but the defendant contended that the death of the insured terminated the legal interest in the dispute. Consequently, the court applied Article 477 § 14a of the Civil Procedure Code in conjunction with Article 386 § 3, ruling that the proceedings must be terminated due to the lack of a surviving party to enforce the judgment.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 477 § 14a k.p.c.; Art. 386 § 3 k.p.c.: The death of the insured without success in appellate proceedings necessitates the dismissal of the entire proceedings.
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bezsukcesyjna śmierć ubezpieczonego w postępowaniu apelacyjnym skutkuje koniecznością umorzenia całego postępowania, co uzasadnia zastosowanie art. 477 14a kpc w zw. z art. 386 par.3 kpc