III ARN 26/94
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Supreme Court allows extraordinary review when lower courts ignore evidence and fail to consider all case circumstances.
Poland (PL)
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court granted an extraordinary review because lower administrative bodies failed to examine evidence and ignored statutory rights. The plaintiffs argued that administrative organs incorrectly interpreted the law by refusing to consider their priority rights to acquire land. The court ruled that decisions must be overturned when procedural guarantees are violated and the full evidentiary record supports a different outcome.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 146 § 2 k.p.a.; Art. 145 § 1 k.p.a.; Art. 23 ust. 5 ustawy o gospodarce gruntami; Art. 7, 8, 75 § 1 i art. 77-78 k.p.a.: An administrative decision must be revoked if lower courts fail to consider all evidence and statutory rights, rendering the original decision legally flawed.
Keywords
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extraordinary review
administrative law
priority rights
evidence examination
procedural guarantees
land acquisition
Supreme Court
Cited Legislation
AI generatedArt. 146 § 2 k.p.a.
Art. 145 § 1 k.p.a.
Art. 23 ust. 5 ustawy o gospodarce gruntami i wywłaszczaniu nieruchomości
Art. 7 k.p.a.
Art. 8 k.p.a.
Art. 75 § 1 k.p.a.
Art. 77-78 k.p.a.
Art. 421 § 2 k.p.c.
Art. 216 k.p.a.
art. 146 § 2 k.p