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I PO 2/96 AI generated

Supreme Court partially annuls Notarial Chamber's rules on apprenticeship duration and termination rights as unconstitutional.

Case Number I PO 2/96
Court / Authority
Jurisdiction Poland (PL)
Decision Date
Outcome Partially Allowed

Legislator summary

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The Supreme Court partially annulled a Notarial Chamber ruling that set maximum apprenticeship terms and restricted job mobility. The Ministry argued these provisions violated the Notary Law by arbitrarily defining apprenticeship end dates and limiting work visits. The Court agreed that while some administrative rules were valid, treating an employee's resignation as a professional misconduct violation before the apprenticeship formally ended infringed upon the freedom of labor.

Legislator headnote

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Art. 47 § 1 Prawa o notariacie; Art. 50 Prawa o notariacie; Art. 58 Prawa o notariacie: The Supreme Court held that administrative regulations defining the maximum duration of notarial apprenticeship and equating an employee's resignation prior to formal completion with a violation of professional dignity violate the freedom of labor and the statutory minimums for apprenticeship periods.

Keywords

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freedom of labor notarial apprenticeship professional dignity administrative regulation employment contract Supreme Court unconstitutional ruling

Cited Legislation

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art. 47 § 1 of the Notary Law
art. 50 of the Notary Law
art. 58 of the Notary Law
art. 47 § 2 of the Notary Law

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