Supreme Court dismisses legal question due to factual error and lack of same-witnesses specification.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the legal question because the appellate court's reasoning regarding changed witness testimony did not match the specific wording of the question submitted. The material facts involved a pension agency re-evaluating witness statements to classify seasonal work as irregular, leading to the revocation of a previously granted disability pension. The court ruled that the legal issue was inadmissible because the question failed to specify that the same witnesses provided contradictory testimony, and the factual basis for the question lay outside the established record.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 391 KPC; Art. 388 § 1 w zw. z art. 368 pkt 3 KPC: A legal question submitted to the Supreme Court is inadmissible if the reasoning in the appellate court's justification contradicts the formulation of the question or if the factual basis for the question is not established in the proceedings.