Supreme Court ruled that a municipality's appeal to the Administrative Court against a Voivode's supervisory decision does not require a prior warning to the Voivode.

The Supreme Court resolved a legal question regarding whether a municipality must first warn a Voivode to remove a legal violation before appealing his supervisory decision. The court found that the specific procedural rules in the Local Government Act supersede the general pre-litigation warning requirement of the Administrative Court Act. Consequently, the court held that the general rule of prior warning does not apply to appeals against supervisory decisions concerning municipalities.