Supreme Court allows planning decision appeal, clarifying commercial investments require location approval despite text errors.

The Supreme Court of Poland revoked lower court rulings and remanded the case for reconsideration regarding a commercial pavilion location. The applicant argued the administrative body ignored a prior suspension of proceedings and misinterpreted the spatial planning law. The Court held that the statutory text, despite a missing semicolon causing ambiguity, clearly mandates location approval for commercial investments by individuals, and the lower courts' actions violated binding judicial reasoning.