Supreme Court dismisses customs duty decision invalidation claim due to lack of reliance interest and procedural duty to warn.

The Supreme Court dismissed the company's appeal to invalidate a customs duty assessment based on a customs officer's error. The court held that the applicant failed to prove they acted in good faith reliance on the lower duty rate, as the administrative body did not warn them of potential compensation proceedings. Consequently, the court ruled that the procedural duty to inform the citizen about the risk of separate compensation claims was not fulfilled, justifying the dismissal of the invalidation request.