Supreme Court allows appeal despite missing council resolution, ordering court to set hearing for document submission.

The Supreme Court of Poland overturned the Supreme Administrative Court's dismissal of a mayor's appeal regarding an invalidity ruling. The lower court rejected the appeal because the town council had not yet adopted the required resolution to file it, arguing this was a formal defect. The Supreme Court held that the absence of the resolution does not render the appeal inadmissible; instead, the court must order the submission of the document to allow the case to proceed on its merits.