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Supreme Court ruled the President's Office, not the Section, is the competent body for approving academic council decisions.

Case Number III AZP 12/94
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Jurisdiction Poland (PL)
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The Supreme Court resolved a legal question regarding which body within the Central Commission for Academic Titles must approve a departmental council's decision. The applicant argued the Section should decide, while the Court found the statutory language insufficient to grant exclusive power to a single Section. The Court adopted a systemic interpretation, concluding that the Commission as a whole, acting through its Presidium, retains the authority to ensure uniformity and procedural flexibility.

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Ustawa o tytule naukowym i stopniach naukowych art. 34 ust. 1 i 3; statut Centralnej Komisji § 4 ust. 1: The Presidium of the Central Commission, not the individual Sections, is the competent body for issuing decisions on the approval of departmental council resolutions.

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academic titles law competent authority systemic interpretation administrative decision Central Commission Presidium authority departmental council

Cited Legislation

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Ustawa z dnia 12 września 1990 r. o tytule naukowym i stopniach naukowych art. 34 ust. 1 i 3
statut Centralnej Komisji do Spraw Tytułu Naukowego i Stopni Naukowych § 4 ust. 1
Ustawa z dnia 12 września 1990 r. o tytule naukowym i stopniach naukowych art. 17 ust. 2
Ustawa z dnia 12 września 1990 r. o tytule naukowym i stopniach naukowych art. 32 ust. 1
Ustawa z dnia 12 września 1990 r. o tytule naukowym i stopniach naukowych art. 34 ust. 5
art. 391 k.p.c
art. 211 k.p
art. 104 k.p

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