Supreme Court quashes administrative ruling on land consolidation due to procedural violations and property rights breaches.

The Supreme Court quashed the contested administrative decision regarding land consolidation boundaries due to significant procedural violations. The plaintiff argued that the municipality failed to obtain owner consent, arbitrarily set boundaries, and improperly omitted a required advisory council, thereby violating property rights. The court ruled that these procedural defects constituted substantial infringements on constitutional property guarantees, necessitating the annulment of the decision and remand for a new proceeding.