Supreme Court allows extraordinary review for state official dismissed due to office reorganization, not liquidation, under Polish law.

The Supreme Court of Poland granted an extraordinary review to overturn lower court rulings that denied a state official compensation for six months following termination. The official was dismissed due to office reorganization combined with job cuts, whereas lower courts incorrectly restricted the statutory right to compensation only to cases involving office liquidation. The Court ruled that the legislative intent was to protect all state officials facing such terminations, and the lower courts' restrictive interpretation constituted a serious violation of the law. Consequently, the case was remanded to the district court for a new trial to clarify specific factual details regarding the official's employment history and income.