Supreme Court dismisses appeal when appellate body issues new adverse orders not covered in first instance proceedings.

The Supreme Court dismissed the extraordinary review against the Poznan Administrative Court's decision ordering the demolition of garages. The appellant argued that the appellate body violated administrative procedure by imposing a new demolition obligation that was never the subject of the first-instance proceedings. The court held that an appellate organ cannot issue a new adverse decision creating obligations outside the scope of the first instance, thereby violating the fundamental principle of two-instance proceedings.