Supreme Court dismisses appeal against Social Security Fund ruling on manager's liability for unpaid social contributions.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the Social Security Fund's appeal against a lower court ruling that held a company manager personally liable for unpaid social contributions. The court found that the company's registered curator, appointed due to a lack of legal representation, lacked the statutory authority to file a retrial request on behalf of the company. The decision emphasized that the curator's powers are strictly limited to specific corporate governance tasks and do not extend to initiating retrials in matters unrelated to the company's direct obligations.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedUstawa o Krajowym Rejestrze Sądowym art. 26 ust. 1; art. 28 ust. 1; art. 29 ust. 1: A curator appointed under the Company Register Act is not authorized to file a retrial request on behalf of a company in matters beyond the specific corporate governance tasks assigned to them by law.