Supreme Court quashes administrative court ruling denying NIK's standing to challenge municipal property acquisition.

The Supreme Court quashed the administrative court's decision denying the Supreme Control Chamber (NIK) standing to challenge a municipal property acquisition. The NIK argued that the property served public tasks and thus was exempt from municipalization under specific statutory exclusions. The court held that the administrative court erred by failing to recognize the NIK's legal interest in preserving state assets used for public duties, thereby violating the principle of judicial review.