III RN 56/96
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Supreme Court quashes administrative decision due to failure to inform party of appeal rights.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court quashed the First President's extraordinary review decision regarding a dispute over a notary appointment. The applicant argued that the lower court violated procedural rules by failing to inform him of his right to appeal the notary board's opinion. The court agreed, ruling that omitting such notification constitutes a fundamental breach of administrative procedure requiring the case to be remanded.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 9 KPA; Art. 207 § 2 pkt 3 KPA: Failure to inform a party of their right to exercise a legal remedy constitutes a fundamental procedural violation that mandates the quashing of the decision and remand of the case.
Keywords
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administrative procedure
legal remedy notification
fundamental procedural violation
extraordinary review
notary appointment
remand of case
right to appeal
Cited Legislation
AI generatedArt. 9 KPA
Art. 15 KPA
Art. 207 § 2 pkt 3 KPA
Art. 106 § 5 KPA
Art. 144 KPA
Art. 124 § 1 KPA
Art. 124 § 2 KPA
Art. 10 ust. Prawo o notariacie
Art. 11 ust. Prawo o notariacie
Art. 12 pkt 2 ust. Prawo o notariacie