Supreme Court quashes administrative building permit decision for failure to assess third-party interests under Construction Law.

The Supreme Court quashed the administrative court's decision regarding a building permit, ruling that the lower court failed to examine third-party interests under the Construction Law. The plaintiff argued that the proposed construction would worsen sanitary conditions and increase nuisance for neighboring properties, particularly given the lack of sewage infrastructure in the area. The court held that the administrative bodies must evaluate alternative building solutions and ensure compliance with technical regulations before granting permits.