Supreme Court allows cooperative member expulsion appeal, ruling it cannot be grounds for dismissal.

The Supreme Court of Poland overturned a lower court's dismissal of a cooperative member's lawsuit seeking reinstatement after expulsion. The member argued that exercising his right to appeal internal resolutions was not a wrongful act warranting termination. The court held that using a statutory right to defend one's interests cannot constitute a violation of law or social norms required for expulsion under the Cooperative Law.