Supreme Court suspends permanent residence registration until invalidation proceedings for the tenant's lease decision conclude.

The Supreme Court dismissed the extraordinary revision against the administrative court's decision to register a relative for permanent residence. The applicant argued that the tenant's landlord's refusal to confirm residence rights violated procedural rules, yet the landlord had explicitly stated the registration was intended to maintain the status quo pending the invalidation of the lease allocation decision. The court held that issuing a permanent residence registration without first resolving the underlying administrative dispute regarding the lease was a flagrant violation of the Code of Administrative Procedure.