Administrative bodies cannot determine civil property rights via Art. 169 CC if registration documents are proven false.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's complaint after overturning a lower administrative court's decision that had ordered the re-registration of a vehicle. The applicant argued he acted in good faith, but the court found that administrative bodies lack jurisdiction to determine civil property rights under Article 169 of the Civil Code when registration documents are proven false. Consequently, the court ruled that administrative organs cannot resolve civil ownership disputes, which must be handled by ordinary courts.